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Pork tenderloin with soy sauce and caramel

Soy caramel pork tenderloin

I love these complete Thermomix recipes, in which you cook a meat in the varoma and take the opportunity to put vegetables in the basket and on the varoma tray, which we will have ready for other dishes such as salad or vegetable cream. In this case, we have prepared pork tenderloin, in a roasting bag, with a caramel soy sauce. It is an original Thermomix recipe, to which I have modified the proportions of the sauce to adapt it more to home tastes.

It is a super simple recipe, which I recommend, especially because you can leave it prepared in advance and then serve it at lunch or dinner time. I cut the sirloins in thin slices when they are cooled with a very sharp knife, but you can cut them into thick slices or into cubes or whatever you like to taste it best. In fact, I cut it all up and stored it in tuppers with its sauce, so they are ready to eat whenever we want!

If you like this type of dish, I recommend you try the salted chicken, an idea substitute for industrial sausages.

Pork sirloin caramel soja_corte

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  1.   Sweet moments said

    How good looking Irene!
    I love cooking al varoma and I have to do this yes or yes!

  2.   Mercedes said

    How do you think it would look with chicken breast? I have seen the recipe for chicken with salt, but to give it this touch of soy and caramel.
    Thank you!!

    1.    Irene Arcas said

      Hello Mercedes, it will look great, great 🙂 Do not hesitate and try it, can you tell us later how are you? Thanks for writing to us!!

      1.    Mercedes said

        How long if it is a breast divided in two? I put it in two bags or one?
        Thank you very much

        1.    Irene Arcas said

          Hi Mercedes, for the breast you can use the same bag for both halves. The time would be about 25 minutes. 🙂

          1.    Mercedes said

            The chicken breast has been great, super tender and juicy. And for flavor, although I have only put 2 tablespoons of spices (oregano, thyme and rosemary), they give too much flavor for our taste. Next time I'll do it without them, so that it tastes more like soy and caramel.
            Thank you very much for the recipe!!


  3.   Sara said

    Very good recipe, but I have a doubt, the roasting bag has to be punctured, because when I have used it in the oven they recommend that it be punctured… Thank you !!!

    1.    Irene Arcas said

      Hello Sara, no, it is not necessary, as the closure is not totally hermetic, the air comes out through the closure of the bag. 🙂 You have to close it with the hooks that those bags bring.

      1.    Sara said

        Thank you very much Irene!
        This recipe falls already !!!!

  4.   maria teresa said

    Hello, question about the bag to put the sirloin, it is any plastic bag that is well closed, thank you.

    1.    Irene Arcas said

      Hello María Teresa, it is not just any bag, it is a specific one for baking / roasting. They sell it in supermarkets in the area of ​​aluminum foil 🙂

  5.   Ana said

    I wanted to make this wonderful recipe and I have a question, does the tablespoon measure correspond to a soup spoon and a teaspoon to the dessert spoon? Or dessert spoon and mocha spoon respectively?

    1.    Irene Arcas said

      Hi Ana, indeed: tablespoon is for soup tureens and teaspoon for dessert. 🙂

  6.   Luisa said

    I did it this week and it is very good. I recommend it.

    1.    Irene Arcas said

      Thanks for sharing Luisa! I'm very happy 🙂

  7.   Sara said

    Yesterday I was finally able to make this recipe and just say that it is SPECTACULAR !!!!
    I was very surprised by the juiciness of the meat and the flavor of the sauce ...
    I accompanied it with mashed potatoes and I tell you, to repeat a thousand times.
    Thank you!!!

  8.   A said

    Interesting, but with 800 ml. From water the sauce has to be liquid yes or yes.

  9.   Ana Olivares Cascales said

    Hello Irene, I have made the sirloin, but the 800 g of water seemed too much, even so the
    I put and "flop" the sauce too liquid and abundant, not even thickening it with cornstarch.
    Where this error?
    Thank you.
    Ana

    1.    Irene Arcas said

      Hello Ana, the sauce is quite liquid so that it can penetrate well into the sirloin during cooking. If you like it more, wait, I suggest that next time you put 500 g instead of 800 g and that way it will be perfect. 🙂 Thanks for writing us!

  10.   Loreto said

    Hello Irene, I have made this recipe, delicious and juicy, but I had a problem when placing the bag in the Varoma, because it covered all the holes and the steam did not rise, but escaped through the mouth. I solved it by placing the cup inside the varoma, pushing the bag a little and leaving some holes free ... Surely you did it in another way, could you tell me how you put the bag? Thanks a lot.

    1.    Irene Arcas said

      Hello Loreto, I think the trick is to close the bag so that there is as little air as possible inside and thus occupy less in the varoma and with the sauce it cannot expand so much… I hope it helps you !! Anyway, the idea of ​​the goblet is very good !!

  11.   manu said

    Hi there! I've already done it a couple of times. Several things ... it actually comes out very liquid with 800 of water ... or with cornstarch.
    With 500 it works out better. The bag with the two fillets covers everything. I don't know how you will do it. Not even removing the air ... I have solved it as Loreto said ... with the cup under the bag. and another thing. I have tmhx 5. With 25 minutes to spare.
    Thank you for the recipe!!

    1.    Irene Arcas said

      Thanks Manu, I am going to correct the recipe by reducing the amount of water. Thanks for your comments!! 🙂

  12.   Yurena said

    Hello. I love your page. Tomorrow I'm going to make this sirloin recipe. The 550 water is also added to the broiler bag ???? And how many aromatic herbs can be used ????? Thank you very much and keep going so that you make our life easier together with the Thermomix. Many greetings from Tenerife.

  13.   Yurena said

    Hello. I love your page. Tomorrow I'm going to make this sirloin recipe. The 550 water is also added to the broiler bag ???? And how many aromatic herbs can be used ????? And what mustard do I use ????? Because I only have hot dog mustard. Thank you very much and keep going so that you make our life easier together with the Thermomix. Many greetings from Tenerife.

    1.    Irene Arcas said

      Hello Yurena, yes indeed the water is added to the roasting bag. They are 550 g in the bag and then in the glass 1500 g of water. Aromatic herbs to your liking, I like to add many and many types. Mustard, whatever you have, that doggy style is great for you !! Thank you for following us from Tenerife, what a good land that was 🙂