The tenderloin is the smallest and most tender muscle on the pig, which makes it rare by nature. On many pigs it is mild and lean; on a Mangalitsa, it carries more flavour than you expect from such a delicate cut. Cook it gently and do not bury it under heavy sauce. A hot sear, a short roast, and a proper rest are enough. This is one of the quiet luxuries of the animal — limited, elegant, and best treated simply. Raised slowly on pasture in Coldstream.
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