A blog of simple, easy, money, time saving and also healthy Crock-Pot recipes. A lot of these recipes are soup recipes or recipes that include soup in the ingredients. Some are sauces or one-pot meals. I worked in a Crock-Pot Factory, in Hannibal, Mo., when we first got married, on November 30, 1974. The people I worked with gave us a Crock-Pot for a wedding gift. I started using one way back then and still use one. So I've been using a Crock-Pot for over 39 years now.
Tuesday, February 5, 2013
Pork Loin Roast with Vegetables
3 pound Pork Loin Roast
5-6 Large Carrots cut in chunky pieces or several Baby Carrots
5-6 Large Potatoes cut in chunky pieces
1 medium Onion cut up.
2 cloves of Garlic chopped.
1 can Reduced Fat Cream of Mushroom Soup.
1 box Reduced Fat Chicken Stock or Broth.
Seasoned Salt or Seasoned Salt Substitute.
Pepper.
Brown and season the Roast on all sides.
Add the Onion and Garlic.
Cook on medium heat for about an hour.
Add remaining Vegetables.
Season with Seasoned Salt and Pepper.
Add Cream of Mushroom Soup and spread over the top.
Add 1 can of low-fat Chicken Broth or Stock or
2 cups Water.
Cook at simmer for 2-3 hours or until done and tender.
Add more Water if needed.
I don't have a lot of childhood memories of Pork Roast, because we didn't eat a lot of Pork when I was a child. Occasionally we did, but not often. My husband's family did eat more pork though. So most of the memories I have of Pork Roast are of my husbands Mother and Aunt cooking one with vegetables. They were yummy and that's basically how I learned to cook them. This recipe is my own variation.
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