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Crazy-good dinner idea. You are not going to believe how easy this recipe for Spanish Style Pork Pepper Sandwich Wraps is. Minimum effort + maximum flavor. This weeknight dinner idea features tender strips of marinated lean pork wrapped with roasted sweet peppers and topped with Spanish rice and greens.
Spanish Style Pork & Pepper Sandwich Wraps
So juicy and colorful, this sandwich wrap may quickly become your new favorite meal. Plus, you can have this recipe on the table before the kids finish their homework.
We have partnered with Smithfield®to create this simple but tasty new recipe. Seriously, you have to try these Spanish Style Pork Pepper Sandwich Wraps. My husband L-O-V-E-D these.
The best part? You don’t have to worry about seasonings and sauces. Smithfield® Marinated Fresh Pork is marinated for delicious flavor with no effort from you. Simply pick your favorite flavor, cook, and eat. That’s Real Flavor Real Fast.
Why can’t everything be this easy?
For these sandwich wraps, we picked Smithfield Roasted Garlic & Cracked Black pepper. The garlic and pepper flavor is exactly what we wanted to pair with the sweet and smoky roasted bell peppers and onions.
This recipe for pork pepper wraps would work with any flavor:
- Smithfield Applewood Smoked Bacon Loin Filet
- Smithfield Roasted Garlic & Herb Loin Filet
- Smithfield Slow Smoked Mesquite Flavor Loin Filet
- Smithfield Original Recipe Loin Filet
- Smithfield Roasted Garlic & Herb Sirloin
- Smithfield Roasted Garlic & Cracked Peppercorn Tenderloin
- Smithfield Slow Roasted Golden Rotisserie Tenderloin
- Smithfield Marinated Sweet & Smoky Pork Roast
- Smithfield Marinated Homestyle Pork Roast
- Smithfield Marinated Boneless Pork Shoulder Seasoned Carnitas
Pick a couple of Smithfield® Fresh Marinated Pork products up at your local Walmart for an affordable, sensible and delicious dinner.
First, layer colorful strips of sweet peppers and sliced onions on a shallow baking sheet. Be sure to use one with sides. You can pick all one color, or mix it up like we did. We are trying to “eat the rainbow” and incorporate more veggies into our family meals. Plus, don’t these peppers look gorgeous?
Place a wire rack directly on top of the vegetables. Yep, right on top. Then, unwrap the marinated pork tenderloin and lay it on the wire rack.
Yep. We are doing double duty. Why mess up more than one pan, right?
Pop this beauty in the oven and very soon you will be enjoying your pork and pepper sandwich wraps.
When the pork is done (about 35 – 45 minutes), remove from the oven, cover loosely with foil and let rest. You want the pork to soak up all of the juices. Cutting the meat too soon is a no-no.
*Note: Cooking times will vary based on your oven and the size of your tenderloin. ALWAYS refer to package directions for cooking instructions. We recommend using a digital meat thermometer to test doneness.
Slice the beautiful pork, and time to wrap. See? Real Flavor Real Fast.
Spread your sandwich wraps or large tortillas with a little mayo or topping of your choice. Then add fresh lettuce or greens and Spanish rice. Make a bed of roasted peppers, then top with the yum-yum pork loin.
For more color and flavor, add some sliced olives.
More easy recipes using lean pork:
30 Minute Taco Night
Grilled Pork Tenderloin Sandwiches with Tangy Slaw
Hawaiian Grilled Pork Kabobs
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Carefully wrap, slice, and eat. These were so yum. This is one of my favorite new recipes, and I can’t wait to make these Spanish Style Pork Pepper Sandwich Wraps again. Oh, the possibilities.
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Spanish Style Pork Pepper Sandwich Wraps
Ingredients
- 1.5 lb Smithfield Roasted Garlic & Cracked Peppercorn Tenderloin
- 3 sweet bell peppers any color, seeded and sliced
- 1 yellow onion peeled and sliced
- 8 large tortillas or sandwich wraps
- 2 cups package Spanish Rice mix prepared to package directions
- Leaf lettuce red leaf, Romaine, etc
- 1 TB olive oil
- Mayo optional
- Sliced olives optional
Instructions
- Preheat oven to 425 degrees.
- Drizzle a shallow baking pan with the olive oil. Arrange the sliced peppers and onions in a single layer on top of the oil.
- Place the marinated pork tenderloin on a wire rack. Sit it directly on top of the peppers and onions.
- Place the pork and peppers in the oven on the center rack. Bake for approximately 35 - 40 minutes. Remove from oven, and cover with foil. Let rest for 5 minutes.
- Slice the pork. Assemble each wrap with a thin layer of mayo, topped with fresh lettuce, roasted peppers and onions, Spanish rice, sliced olives and tender pork.
- Fold and wrap. Slice and enjoy!
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I love a good wrap, and I can totally get on board with the idea of a wrap with Spanish flavors. Those olives and Spanish rice sound like the perfect addition to the pork loin in these wraps. Thanks so much for sharing! #client
They turned out great. Can’t wait to try these with maybe the Golden Rotisserie or swap the rice and make them Tex Mex with the mesquite.
We often have wraps for dinner. They are so easy to make, and most times I actually clean out the fridge with leftovers and come up with some form of wrap. The ingredients in these sound wonderful.
Great idea! I do that a lot with quesadillas and omelettes, too. (Of course, being a food blogger makes fridge clean out better, doesn’t it, Gloria? haha)
I am loving the flavors in this wraps. Wraps are great for lunch or dinner. These are surely tempting.
Thank you! I like the options of the marinated pork flavors. The cracked peppercorn flavor we used has a very strong pepper flavor, which I love.
You got me at pork and Smithfield is my favorite brands juicy and good quality. I would just avoid the black olives and add pickle jalapeños =)
That’s the great thing about a wrap, you can mix it up and put anything you would like. Thanks for checking out the recipe! ????
My family loves anything in a wrap. My oldest often asks me to pack him a wrap for lunch box as he can eat it all in one bite. This wrap is loaded and it will certainly be a delight at dinner table.
Makes it easier to eat, for sure. And fun! ????????
This looks SO good! My husband would LOVE these for lunch. Definitely saving for later!
That first picture totally has my attention. I kept scrolling back up to look at it, lol … What a great way to use this pork roast. I’ve always just served this sort of roast slice alongside mashed potatoes in the traditional home cooking manner. I’ll be trying this soon.
This sandwich wrapper is so filling, as it has pork, rice and veggies along those peeking olives. I think i have one for lunch or dinner it is really flavor too.
Thank you!
Wraps are one of hubby’s favorites because they’re thinner than bread. I’ve never made them with pork before but am fairly sure he’d enjoy them.
OOOOHH!! You had me at “Minimum effort + maximum flavor” – I love Smithfield Pork for this. I keep several in the freezer for just this kind of dinner! I love that you also think sandwiches are a dinner item – I keep trying to convince my family that it’s not just for lunch – this wrap may help my case!
We’ve never bought Smithfield pork but your recipe looks so tempting I’m going to put it on our shopping list. We love wraps — my favorite portable sandwich. No mess!! I can’t believe all the flavors Smithfield have to choose from — an adventure cooking with them. Thank you for the heads up — we usually buy our pork unseasoned. This would be a great time saver.
Any of the flavors will work or even one of their plain loins you can marinate.
Wraps are my go to on busy days and lunch boxes. I’m always looking for ways to pep these up. This sounds like a recipe my kids will enjoy. Can’t wait to try. Thanks
My kids love wraps in their lunch box. .One of my kids favorite is a fresh fruit wrap lol.. This pork one is delicious though, looks so simple to make.
Wow, this is packed full of yummy flavors! I would love these for a weekend lunch.
This is such a delightful wrape recipe!! My kids live taking wraps to school for their lunch and I am always looking out for some new Recipes with goes well with their taste buds 🙂 I am definitely trying this soon!