Pork Souvlaki

Ingredients

• Pork tenderloin

  raw

  24 oz or 680g

• Olive oil

  ½ cup or 108g

• Worcestershire sauce

  2 tbsp or 34g

• Garlic

  raw

  4 cloves, minced or 12g

• White pepper

  ground

  ¼ tsp, ground or 0.6g

• Oregano

  dried

  1 ½ tbsp, leaves or 5g

• Lemon juice

  1 lemon yields or 47g

• Pita bread

  white, enriched

  800g

• Onion

  raw

  1 medium or 110g

• Tomatoes

  red, raw

  1 large whole or 182g

• Parsley

  raw

  12 cup or 720g

• Tzatziki

  Trader Joe's

  8 oz or 227g

Directions

1. (source: http://www.geniuskitchen.com/recipe/souvlaki-81725?ftab=reviews)
2. To marinate meat: Cut tenderloin into bite-size chunks and put into a Tupperware with remaining marinade ingredients. Swish everything around to distribute, put in fridge and forget for a day (this long marination is not absolutely necessary- but longer means more flavour. If you haven't the time, just do what you can). When ready to BBQ, skewer meat onto metal or wooden skewers (remember to soak the wooden skewers in water for at least 1/2 an hour first) and bbq until the meat is nicely brown all over, and you know you can't possibly wait any longer to eat. To prepare the fixings: As you are barbecuing the meat, brush as many pita breads as there are souvlaki generously with olive oil and put on the bbq to crisp slightly or alternatively, into a hot frying pan, and cook about 30-45 seconds per side or until starting to brown and give off a yummy,'toasty' smell. Here is the 'technique' part. Have cut some squares of foil a bit larger than the pita breads. Put a square in the palm of your hand and lay a pita in the centre sitting in your flat palm. Take a skewer of meat and place in center of pita. Squeeze palm shut around meat to get a grip with the pita and pull out skewer, leaving meat inside the bread. Open up your palm slightly, making the pita gape open and throw in some onion, slices of tomato, a good dollop of tzatziki, some parsley, along with a healthy shake of salt. Roll sandwich up by squeezing palm again (gently this time as the salad stuff is inside) and enclosing neatly with the foil, giving a twist on the bottom so no yummy juices drip out onto your clothes as you are eating this! Enjoy our contribution to fast-food! You will never settle for a Big Mac again! To freeze: Place meat and marinade in a freezer bag or rigid freezer container. To serve: Thaw in fridge overnight and proceed with cooking directions.