Puff Pastry Pork tenderloin

1 puff pastry thawed

1 Pork Tenderloin

1 package of prosciutto

Salt and pepper

Pre heat oven to the temp listed on the puff pastry

Line counter with plastic wrap to the length of the pork tenderloin

Lay out the Prosciutto short side facing you, overlapping a little bit.  Fold over the plastic wrap and lightly pound the prosciutto (so it sticks together)

Take out the pork tenderloin, wipe with paper towel to dry, season with salt and pepper.

Place pork on the prosciutto

Using the plastic wrap roll the prosciutto around the pork.

Take one piece of puff pastry, lay flat

Roll the puff pastry around the prosciutto wrapped pork

Place on a parchment lined baking sheet

Brush with egg wash 1 egg-1 tablespoon water

Bake till pork is 155-160 degrees ( meat thermometer is in the Pantry, looks like a pink dildo in a gray box usually by the salt and pepper), check temperature at 20 minutes

Let sit out for 5-10 minutes before cutting