These 3-Ingredient Garlic &ย Herb Grilled Pork Kabobsย make a light 20-minute dinner for warm summer evenings! With zesty marinated pork and crisp, fresh vegetables, this quick and easyย meal celebrates grilling season — even on busy weeknights!

Sponsored post written by me on behalf of Smithfieldยฎ️ Marinated Fresh Pork. The opinions and text are all mine.
What is it about summer that makes us crave smoky, charred meat and a rainbow of fresh produce? In an ideal world, we would spend every single evening at cookouts with friends or hostingย picnics with family. Pour the lemonade, get out the horseshoes, and just relax in the fresh air and the long, warm nights!
But wait! That’s not reality!! Instead, we’re still hustling toย work, racing off toย kids’ activities, squeezing in house chores, and running a few more errands. The arrival of summerย doesn’t necessarily bring our lives to a grinding halt, and it certainly doesn’t mean that our days turn intoย a 3-month-longย vacation.
Nevertheless, thanks to this grilled pork tenderloin, you can still pause for a few minutes to appreciate the season and enjoy a meal with your family — even on your craziest days!
This grilled pork tenderloin requires just 3 ingredients (plus olive oil, salt, and pepper) and is ready in less than 30 minutes. How’s that for a summer dream?
Ingredients – Here’s What You Need To Make Pork Kabobs
- Smithfield Marinated Garlic and Herb Pork Tenderloin
- Bell Peppers
- Onions
- Olive oil
This Smithfield Marinated Roasted Garlic & Herb Fresh Pork Tenderloin is one of my favorite shortcuts for easy family dinners! I can pick it up at Kroger on my weekly grocery run, and I usually stock my freezer with more than one variety when I find it on sale.
The Roasted Garlic & Herb flavor has been our go-to for years — mostly because Keith and the kids adore it (which makes mealtimes happy and my life easier)!
Smithfield Marinated Fresh Pork gives a meal “Real Flavor, Real Fast” because the prep work is already done for you! The premium cuts of pork are slow-marinated and perfectly seasoned, making a hassle-free, delicious dinner available in minutes.
I turned our grilled pork tenderloin into kabobs because the added veggies make dinner prep evenย faster! I love when I don’t have to worry about a side dish, and nothing brings out the natural sweetness and flavor of fresh vegetables quite like a char on the grill.
More Kabobs You Might Like;
- Maria’s Ranch Chicken Kabobs
- Hawaiian Kielbasa Kabobs
- Grilled Italian Sausage Kabobs
- Margarita Chicken Kabobs

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Yes! Summer has those magical powers of wanting us to grill out every night. These kabobs look perfect for that, Blair! My husband, like many guys, loves to grill, so we’ll have to try this recipe. Sounds perfect for those warm nights!
Thanks so much, Gayle! Hooray for warmer, sunnier weather — although, I must say, this week has been so rainy and WET! I’m really ready for SUN!
Grilling season is heeeeeeere! If you can’t tell, I’m a wee bit excited. Especially after seeing these babies. They look AMAZING!
Thanks so much, Karly! I’m so excited for grilling season too!!! Can’t get enough. ๐
Grilling season is here and what a way to commence the celebration than meat on a stick! Pinned!
Thank you so much! I appreciate the pin, too!
Oh i love smithfield! and you know i like pork. So good on the grill. Kabobs is it! ๐
Thanks, Lindsay! It’s totally kabob season! ๐
I love how easy these are to put together, perfect for summer!