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This easy teriyaki pork loin recipe comes out tender and juicy with a tasty sauce!

The pork is marinated in a simple homemade teriyaki sauce (you can substitute it for the store-bought sauce if you wish) and cooked to perfection.

Like most pork loin recipes, this lean meat is full of flavor and cooks quickly, making it a perfect meal for the evening of the week!

Pork loin is truly one of my favorite cuts of meat to make. It’s very lean, cooks quickly and when cooked to the right temperature, it’s incredibly tender.

Ingredients for teriyaki

pork loin

There’s no need to buy pre-made teriyaki sauce when you can make it at home

with just a few ingredients!

While we often think of teriyaki as just a flavor, it’s actually a Japanese cooking technique. This method refers to grilling or grilling with a combination of sugar and soy sauce (and often mirin)! In the sauce below I add some orange juice (or pineapple juice) for a citrus flavor.

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pork loin” />

PORK LOIN should not be confused with pork loin. The loin is a long, thin piece of meat, about 2″ in diameter and about 14″ long (the pork loin is much thicker, about 4″ in diameter). You want the longest and thinnest pork loin for this recipe.

TERIYAKI SAUCE is best when it is homemade, it has more flavor. The homemade version contains orange juice or pineapple juice, fresh ginger and garlic and some brown sugar. We use soy sauce in this recipe that adds flavor and tenderizes the meat.

If you’re in a pinch, you can certainly use a ready-made sauce, try to choose one that has a thicker consistency like barbecue sauce. If I use the shopped, I like to add some garlic, orange zest or juice and a little sesame oil to the bottled sauce for more flavor.

SESAME OIL Don’t skip or substitute sesame oil if possible, as it has a unique nutty flavor that is beautiful in this recipe.

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raw teriyaki pork tenderloin for teriyaki pork loin” />

How to marinate

teriyaki pork loin

1. : Prepare the teriyaki sauce and marinate the pork loin in half. Keep the remaining sauce in the serving refrigerator.

Roast the

2. loin: Roast the pork loin in the oven for about 20 minutes (according to the recipe below).
3. Thicken the sauce: While the pork is at rest, simmer and thicken the remaining sauce.
4. Remove the pork from the oven and let it sit before cutting.

Drizzle sauce over pork loin and garnish with green onions and sesame seeds if desired. (For best results, gently roast sesame seeds in a small skillet until golden brown.)

What to serve

with pork loin

A perfect marinade is in the technique!

• • We like to combine teriyaki pork loin with rice to absorb the sauce

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  • Add a fresh vegetable like ginger and sesame peas, steamed broccoli, or ginger bok choy with sesame.

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tenderloin

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this loin

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