Ninja Foodi Pork Tenderloin (Air Fryer) (2024)

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Make a tender, juicy Ninja Foodi Pork Tenderloin, this uses the air crisp function of the Ninja Foodi!

If you enjoyed the Ninja Foodi Pulled Pork, now let’s try this Ninja Foodi Pork Tenderloin. I’ll tell you this was the best pork tenderloin I’ve ever tasted, and it will definitely be a regular on our menu!

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This pork tenderloin uses the air crisp function of the Ninja Foodi or it can also be made in the air fryer too with the same time and temperature.

Tips for Making this recipe:

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The pork should reach an internal temperature of at least 145*F, this took about 20-25 minutes in our Ninja Foodi at 390*F.

This is again made with the air crisp function so it’s basically an Air Fryer Pork Tenderloin.

The pork can be seasoned with your preferred seasoning, we used a simple seasoning of salt and pepper, then topped it once it was done with some tasty brown gravy.

I was pretty surprised by how easy this recipe actually is and how simple it is to make a juicy pork tenderloin right in the Ninja Foodi.

Can you cook pork tenderloin in the air fryer?

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Pork Tenderloin can be easily cooked in the air fryer or the air crisp using the Ninja Foodi. This recipe is made with the air crisp function which is basically an air fryer, not the pressure cooker function.

I prefer the crispy taste and texture rather than the pressure cooker. It can be done using the pressure cooker, but in this recipe, it will use the air crisp function.

What is pork tenderloin?

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The pork tenderloin is a boneless cut that runs along the backbone, it’s actually from the muscle. It’s also very narrow too, they are easy to find in most grocery stores.

They are very tender and juicy. We find they are great for kids because they are smaller too.

Now, are you ready for a tasty dinner?

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Created by: Kristy Still

Ninja Foodi Pork Tenderloin (Air Fryer)

Course Ninja Foodi Recipes

Cuisine American

Servings 4

Make this easy Ninja Foodi Pork Tenderloin using the Air Fryer!

Prep Time 5 minutes mins

Cook Time 20 minutes mins

Total Time 25 minutes mins

Ingredients

  • 1-2 lb Pork Tenderloin
  • 2 Tsp Salt
  • 2 Tsp Pepper
  • Seasoning of Choice
  • Cooking Oil Spray
  • Brown Gravy Optional

Instructions

  • Begin by preheating the Ninja Foodi or Air Fryer to 390*F for 5 minutes, if using the Ninja Foodi use the Air Crisp function.

  • Season the pork loin with salt, pepper, and any other seasoning of your choice.

  • Place it in the basket of the Ninja Foodi or Air Fryer.

  • Coat with cooking oil spray of your choice (Grapeseed, Coconut, Etc.).

  • Cook at 390*F for 20 minutes using the Air Crisp function of the Ninja Foodi or until the internal temperature reaches at least 145*F.

  • Serve with cooked brown gravy.

Video

Notes

Our pork tenderloin came with 2, you can do 2 for this recipe at the same time or as many as will fit.

Cook time will vary depending on the size of your pork loin.

Nutrition

Serving: 1g | Calories: 399kcal | Carbohydrates: 4g | Protein: 61g | Fat: 14g | Saturated Fat: 4g | Polyunsaturated Fat: 8g | Cholesterol: 167mg | Sodium: 1713mg | Fiber: 1g

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  1. Ninja Foodi Pork Tenderloin (Air Fryer) (7)Tim Mains says

    Absolutely no where near done after 20 min

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  2. Ninja Foodi Pork Tenderloin (Air Fryer) (11)B says

    I don’t have a cooking thermometer so how will I know if it’s done?

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    • Ninja Foodi Pork Tenderloin (Air Fryer) (12)Mommy Hates Cooking says

      It would basically be when it’s no longer pink; however, a meat thermometer would be the safest way to check.

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    • Ninja Foodi Pork Tenderloin (Air Fryer) (13)Linda says

      Buy one maybe. Easy to find and not expensive.

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    • Ninja Foodi Pork Tenderloin (Air Fryer) (14)Michele says

      Get yourself 2 meat thermometers… One you can leave in lthe meat while cooking and one to test the meat with

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  3. Ninja Foodi Pork Tenderloin (Air Fryer) (15)Brandi says

    Thanks for the cooking guide! I cooked it for 25 minutes, but probably could have been done at 20. I bought an already seasoned loin at the store. Paired it with the old stand-by “Suddenly Salad” and some steamed green beans. Yum!

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  4. Ninja Foodi Pork Tenderloin (Air Fryer) (16)Amber says

    I had a 4 pound tenderloin that was too big to fit so I cut it in half and cooked one half at a time. The first one I tried 20 minutes and it was not done in the middle at all, so I sliced it up because we needed it done quick and put it back in for 5 minutes and it was cooked through and tasted great. I’m wondering if the circumference was bigger than a 2 pound so that’s why it wasn’t cooked all the way? The second half was even fatter around so i did 20 minutes on the air fryer then checked the temp, which was at 130. Since it was pretty brown and looked great on the outside I switched the ninja to bake/roast hoping that it wouldn’t get too brown but cook the inside. I set it for 15 minutes and checked it again and it was 165 degrees so I guess that was overkill. It did get a bit more brown but not too much. So, next time, I’ll look for a thinner cut or turn the temp down and cook longer for a large cut like this one. Overall this was a good starting point so that I didn’t have to totally guess how to cook this meat. Thanks!! Oh and I”m also wondering if I could have cooked both pieces on the two lever rack and how that might affect the time and temp? Any ideas??

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  5. Ninja Foodi Pork Tenderloin (Air Fryer) (17)Alice K. says

    I made this for dinner. I put the oil on first, then rubbed on a mixture of salt, pepper, garlic powder and onion powder. The crispy skin was wonderful. I can’t wait to use the air fryer to cook another tenderloin. Delicious!
    I cooked two different tenderloins. I took one out after 15 minutes, cut it to check the color, and it was done. The second tenderloin was thicker. I cooked it for 20 minutes, and it was done.
    I know I’m supposed to use a meat thermometer, but I haven’t had great luck with the Ninja thermometer so far.

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  6. Ninja Foodi Pork Tenderloin (Air Fryer) (18)B. Young says

    Unless I missed it you didn’t mention what to use to cook for 20 min. Air crisp or bake/roast or doesn’t it matter.

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    • Ninja Foodi Pork Tenderloin (Air Fryer) (19)Mommy Hates Cooking says

      It’s air crisp (air fryer), I’ll update it to clarify.

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  7. Ninja Foodi Pork Tenderloin (Air Fryer) (20)Nana says

    Instead of air fryer can you cook a pork loin on bake? If so what temp and how long? Every recipe I see is always air fryer and never toast or bake. I’m new to this all and I’m confused. It’s like why have all these other functions on the food I if everything I’d fry? Thank you for your help.
    P.S. Happy New Year

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    • Ninja Foodi Pork Tenderloin (Air Fryer) (21)Mommy Hates Cooking says

      I’m sure you can but I’ve always used Air Crisp (Air Fryer) so I’m not sure what the time and temps would be for it on the bake function. I’d probably start at a similar temp as you would do in the oven and then watch it throughout until it reaches the correct internal temperature.

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  8. Ninja Foodi Pork Tenderloin (Air Fryer) (22)Brian says

    Do you need to flip the tenderloin halfway through?

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    • Ninja Foodi Pork Tenderloin (Air Fryer) (23)Mommy Hates Cooking says

      I didn’t, but I’d suggest checking on it halfway through and if you feel it isn’t cooking evenly on both sides go ahead and flip it. A lot of times the machines heat differently.

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    • Ninja Foodi Pork Tenderloin (Air Fryer) (24)Jeff says

      If you use more seasoning like I do you should flip halfway thru. I use brown sugar, smoked paprika, onion powder, garlic powder, salt and pepper use a half TBS of olive oil on each and rub them around in the seasoning so it ends up with a tasty crusty skin and I drizzle the leftover drippings on it when it is setting before slicing.

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  9. Ninja Foodi Pork Tenderloin (Air Fryer) (25)Brigid says

    Hi! Thanks for sharing g this recipe. I had 2 loins in one package equaling about 3 pounds. I preheated the air crisper for 10 minutes at 400° after 40 minutes at 400° it is nowhere near done. I still have totally raw meat in there. The loins are not overlapping or even touching. ??????????

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    • Ninja Foodi Pork Tenderloin (Air Fryer) (26)Mommy Hates Cooking says

      That’s strange!! Mine don’t take long at all…did you start with thawed pork loins? Air Fryers do heat very differently, but these should not take all that long in most air fryers.

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  10. Ninja Foodi Pork Tenderloin (Air Fryer) (27)Cath says

    Hi! I just got a ninja foodi and am excited to try this recipe! Should I use the air fryer basket plate thing or can I just put it in the base pot and do the air crisp function?

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    • Ninja Foodi Pork Tenderloin (Air Fryer) (28)Mommy Hates Cooking says

      Use the Air Crisp Basket or Plate.

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  11. Ninja Foodi Pork Tenderloin (Air Fryer) (29)Betty McIntyre says

    Learned so much from this email am new to air frying making pork roast in my ninja foodi tomorrow will let u know how it turns out am trying to use it every day as much as possible thanks for the help

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  12. Ninja Foodi Pork Tenderloin (Air Fryer) (30)Kristi Daugherty says

    I’m wanting to do my pork loin i the Ninja
    I want to add some really small quarter size
    Potatoes, carrots and onions
    What is best way to do?

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    • Ninja Foodi Pork Tenderloin (Air Fryer) (31)Mommy Hates Cooking says

      You could add them in with it, just watch the veggies so they don’t overcook.

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  13. Ninja Foodi Pork Tenderloin (Air Fryer) (32)Mark says

    Rubbish, no way does it cook in 20mins, still raw in the middle

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    • Ninja Foodi Pork Tenderloin (Air Fryer) (33)Mommy Hates Cooking says

      Sorry it didn’t work out for you, did you use a boneless tenderloin? I am using a Ninja Air Fryer for this recipe and 20 minutes has always been perfect for ours but all air fryers will always heat differently so you may have to add time depending on the one you are using.

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      • Ninja Foodi Pork Tenderloin (Air Fryer) (34)Sue says

        Also, people need to know the difference between a tenderloin and just a loin. The loin is usually larger and will take longer to cook.

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    • Ninja Foodi Pork Tenderloin (Air Fryer) (35)Greg says

      20 min and mine was perfect. The two pieces totaled 2.67lbs. Is it possible your cuts were thicker or your using a lower capacity foodi that does not give enough space to circulate. The foodi comes in 3 sizes. 5qt, 6.5qt and the XL 8qt.

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  14. Ninja Foodi Pork Tenderloin (Air Fryer) (36)J Wree says

    Are directions for air fryer the same as for air fryer oven. I’m a new user.

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    • Ninja Foodi Pork Tenderloin (Air Fryer) (37)Mommy Hates Cooking says

      Yes it should work the same way.

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  15. Ninja Foodi Pork Tenderloin (Air Fryer) (38)Gayle says

    Can I start it frozen?

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    • Ninja Foodi Pork Tenderloin (Air Fryer) (39)Mommy Hates Cooking says

      I haven’t done it from frozen, so it would likely need more time for cooking.

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  16. Ninja Foodi Pork Tenderloin (Air Fryer) (40)Ms.B says

    I get a preseason one that my daughter loves (She’s 26) and she asks me to cook one every week. I never even tried cooking a tenderloin until I got my Foodi and now with the help of your recipes I am cooking more and better than I ever have. Thanks for taking the time to help others that have no clue how to really use the foodi and make great easy meals.

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  17. Ninja Foodi Pork Tenderloin (Air Fryer) (41)No Way Jose says

    2lb tenderloin was 100° at 22 minutes.

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    • Ninja Foodi Pork Tenderloin (Air Fryer) (42)Mommy Hates Cooking says

      20 minutes has always been the sweet spot for mine, it’s going to depend on your machine and the heat it puts out plus the thickness of your meat. Did you put it in frozen at all or fully defrosted? This recipe is done fully defrosted.

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  18. Ninja Foodi Pork Tenderloin (Air Fryer) (43)Jennifer says

    Delicious

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  19. Ninja Foodi Pork Tenderloin (Air Fryer) (44)Sheia Herndon says

    thanks –I am making it today. But I am only making one if that is ok. I have the Ninja Foodi.

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  20. Ninja Foodi Pork Tenderloin (Air Fryer) (45)Misty says

    I followed this to the T…. Mine seemed burnt on outside , raw on inside. Turned it on baked, and baked for another 15 mins.

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  21. Ninja Foodi Pork Tenderloin (Air Fryer) (46)Jane says

    Delicious. I had a bigger roast 3.76 lbs, so it took a bit longer and I made a balsamic glaze to go with it.

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  22. Ninja Foodi Pork Tenderloin (Air Fryer) (47)Ms.B says

    I love this. Our local store has adout 4 or 5 different preseasoned flavor tenderloins weighing usually around 18.5 to 22.5 oz. and I just preheat for 5 minutes and then cook for 20-22 minutes and it comes out perfect everytime.

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  23. Ninja Foodi Pork Tenderloin (Air Fryer) (48)Jessica says

    Loved it! Everyone in my family did

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  24. Ninja Foodi Pork Tenderloin (Air Fryer) (49)Connie says

    OMG! This was delicious. I had bought a Pork Tenderloin at Walmart with the Apple Smoked Bacon rub.
    I cooked it 10 minutes on each side and it turned out perfectly. A little Crunchy and very tasty and juicy. 145 degrees on the inside
    Thank you for sharing!

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    • Ninja Foodi Pork Tenderloin (Air Fryer) (50)Mommy Hates Cooking says

      So glad you enjoyed it!

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  25. Ninja Foodi Pork Tenderloin (Air Fryer) (51)Cfishes says

    Awesome quick and easy recipe. Thank you for providing this. I fixed this for my family and we must say this is the best way to cook one. Who would have thought an air fryer could cook it so well never mind using an oven

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  26. Ninja Foodi Pork Tenderloin (Air Fryer) (52)Bev says

    We followed your recipe directions exactly and the meat was great!! Thank you so much for your instructions.

    Reply

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