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To begin with this recipe, we have to prepare a few ingredients. You can cook pork, bacon, goat cheese and fig roulade using 6 ingredients and 8 steps. Here is how you cook it.
The ingredients needed to make Pork, Bacon, Goat Cheese and Fig Roulade:
- Take 1 Pork tenderloin or chicken cutlets
- Prepare 1 cup Bacon - cooked crisp and diced (amend amount depending on size of "log roll")
- Prepare 1 cup Sliced figs (amend amount depending on size of "log roll")
- Get 1 cup Goat cheese crumbles (amend amount depending on size of "log roll")
- Get 3 slice Butcher string
- Make ready 2 tbsp Olive oil
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Steps to make Pork, Bacon, Goat Cheese and Fig Roulade:
- Pound out the tenderloin by placing in between wax paper and flatten using a meat mallet, set aside.
- Brown bacon on stove top until very cris,p but not burnt. Let cool, then dice into small pieces. Set aside.
- Clean and slice figs into small pieces, set aside.
- Lay tenderloin out flat on the counter and sprinkle goat cheese crumbles, bacon pieces and figs on top. Roll the tenderloin in a pinwheel manner; to create a "log roll". Secure the "roll" by tying with butcher string in 3 to 4 sections about 2-3 inches apart.
- Put olive oil in skillet and heat. Brown the outside of "roll" by turning frequently in the skillet on the stove top.
- Preheat oven to 400?F and prepare oven safe dish by spraying lightly with Pam Cooking Spray
- Once "roll" is browned on all sides in oven safe dish which has been coated lightly with PAM, place in oven until cooked.
- Once I figure out a good low calorie sauce, I'll add that. - - Adding spinach would add moisture and color but I didn't have any today.
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