Sichuan sweet and sour pork tenderloin
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A regular dish in the Chinese home cooking repertoire. Crispy on the outside but tender inside, this dish also perfectly matches with the sweet and sour flavor, and just a tiny hint of spiceness to enhance its aroma.
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