Since I have started blogging I have found some wonderful recipes for the crock pot. In the past my crock pot was used for dip or keeping things warm, but not for cooking a meal.
I found a recipe on Pinterest for pork tenderloin that sounded very interesting. I thought the combination of ingredients was kind of odd, but this recipe made me want to give it a try. The pork tenderloin turned out full of flavor and very tender.
And as always it is so nice to put something in a crock pot and walk away and end up with a delicious product.
The pork tenderloin was served with the honey wheat bread from my last post and rice. The pork tenderloin and the ingredients in the recipe make a nice sauce, which was used to serve over the rice.
Crock Pot Pork Tenderloin (Source: Adapted from recipeswelove1.blogspot.com)
Ingredients:
1 1/2 to 2 pound pork tenderloin
1/2 cup soy sauce
2 tablespoon yellow mustard
4 – 6 tablespoons pancake syrup
4 tablespoons olive oil
4 tablespoons diced dried onions
3 teaspoons garlic salt
Directions:
Put the pork tenderloin into the crock pot and set aside. Put all of the other ingredients into a small bowl and mix together. Pour over the pork tenderloin. Turn the crock pot on low and cook for 6 hours. That’s it and you will have a tasty pork tenderloin that is surely to please everyone.
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Delicious! I bet it was great served with your yummy bread.
The ingredients do sound a little odd but sometimes they come together to make the best flavor! As happened here! That looks pretty darn amazing!
i just love pinterest and all the recipes on there…glad to see your recipe was a success…it looks so tender 😀
This looks perfect for these dreary days. I love my crockpot and your recipe looks pretty simple. I think I’ll try it for a weeknight! BTW, thank you, thank you for your lovely comment on my post the other day. It meant a lot to me 🙂
Maple and soy and mustard! Sounds perfect for pork! Loving the look of your bread, too 🙂
My crock pot is gathering dust in the basement. ;-( I really should use it more – love the idea of doing a pork tenderloin in it. Great inspiration – thanks.