豚ヒレ肉でとろりん♪照り焼き 
Tender Pork Tenderloin Teriyaki
This recipe uses tenderloin for a healthy dish. The rich sauce coats the meat deliciously, making it tender enough for kids to enjoy. It's also great as a snack or for lunch boxes.
The origin of this recipe
I wanted to create a dish with low calories and tender meat that's easy for kids to eat. It's not greasy, but the rich sauce makes it delicious.
Tender Pork Tenderloin Teriyaki
This recipe uses tenderloin for a healthy dish. The rich sauce coats the meat deliciously, making it tender enough for kids to enjoy. It's also great as a snack or for lunch boxes.
The origin of this recipe
I wanted to create a dish with low calories and tender meat that's easy for kids to eat. It's not greasy, but the rich sauce makes it delicious.
Cooking Instructions
- 1
Pound the pork with a rolling pin or similar tool to tenderize it, then coat with potato starch. Heat a small amount of oil in a frying pan and brown both sides. Mix the ingredients marked with ◆ together.
- 2
Wipe off excess oil from the frying pan with a paper towel, add the ◆ mixture, and bring to a boil. Once the sauce thickens, it's ready.
- 3
Garnish with your choice of vegetables for a beautiful presentation.
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