
The one thing you realize quite quickly about Cuban cooking is that Cuba knows how to serve a pig. The beef and fish might be tasty, but there's just something about Cuban flavors and pork that was just meant to be.
Having a bottle of sherry in my fridge, one that really needs to be put to use, quickly zeroed in on a recipe for Ginger Sherried Roasted Pork from Cuba Cucina! This recipe is quite simple while infusing a lot of flavor into your run-of-the-mill pork tenderloin.
You just whip together a bunch of ingredients to make a marinade, let the pork marinate in the fridge for a few hours (turning a few times for even marination), and then roasted for 1.5 hours at 325. That's it. Voila! Heck, I'm inclined to bust this out the next time I want to have a tasty dinner, but without the effort. Just get things marinating a day ahead, and you've got a dish that only requires you to throw it in the oven on dinner day.
Hit the jump for the ingredients, and happy pork to you!

First off, does Ray have to be on the cover of every issue, like Oprah? We get it from the name, it's her mag. She's everywhere nowadays, even on the box of Triscuits I bought the other night. 










