Pork Wellington
Show: Good Eats
Episode: Tender is the Pork
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By beowolf76
on April 28, 2013
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This recipe was really easy easy to ,make. The pork was very juicy and full of wonderful flavor. Everyone here really enjoyed it. The pastry was also soft, flaky, and tender. Over all a great recipe, and surprisingly filling.
By gardedulivre
Pittsburgh, PA
on April 20, 2013
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This recipe and Alton's technique are flawless. It comes out perfectly every time.
By Davidg88
Greendale, WI
on March 26, 2013
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This was actually very simple and very good. Just the way Alton described it.
By pcef
Fort Lauderdale, FL
on March 14, 2013
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Made this tonight for guests and we all agreed that it was amazing! Really loved the flavors of the prosciutto and apples. I did not add any salt on the prosciutto and it really came out perfect. I will be adding this to my favorites!
By Kathy Likes to ...
Brighton, IL
on February 24, 2013
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It was easy to make, an elegant presentation and a delicious entry. My husband doesn't like mustard so I substituted mayonnaise and horseradish. I originally saw this preparation on Good Eats! Great program.
By sharonmikefla_1...
ocala, 48
on February 16, 2013
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Followed the recipe exactly and it is WONDERFUL! Will do again soon, but it gives me ideas of other Wellington meats I can do. Thanks again, Alton.
By Plantsville
Connecticut
on December 29, 2012
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Christmas dinner was spectacular both for taste and presentation. Despite a broken stove (this survived being cooked at a neighbors and it more than survived the 8 minute trip back--still steaming hot and beautiful!. We like our pork a little pink, so I pulled it at 135 degrees. I made a Port Wine Reduction (port wine, stock and butter served on the side with red potatoes roasted on the stove and fresh green beans with petters--it look so beautiful! (Look mom, no oven This will become one of my 'go to' dinners for company. Thanks!
By betleh
on October 17, 2012
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Very tasty! Very easy! BUT be light on the seasonings, ie: salt,thyme, and mustard. Follow video example. I made two loins and before glazing with egg, froze them to serve a week later to a dinner party. Wonderful. Thawed before cooking. DON'T leave too long (months in freezer. Flavor is not benefited!
By Annapolis Chef
annapolis, MD
on March 31, 2012
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Very good. Used diced dates instead of apples. Baked it on a parchment lined rack and cooled it on a rack.
For those who found it salty, prosciutto can be salty, perhaps dont add the extra salt. Also, he uses Kosher salt, not table salt. The ratio is very different and if you use table salt you are using way too much! I have seen this on other chef's reviews as well...
By llgondek
on March 06, 2012
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I am an average cook and tried this pork wellington recipe. I was so surprised that it turned out perfect! Thank you Alton! Now that i tried this recipe i plan on trying a lot more of your recipes. The flavor was amazing and it wasn't that hard. My husband was truly impressed! I wish i could post the picture i took :