The Culinary Adventures of a Food Network Addict

My cooking style is definitely eclectic, influenced by a European Mom and a Southern Grandma. I find my inspirations from many sources, television cooking shows, magazines and other blogs, just to name a few. I never follow a recipe exactly, I have to monkey around with it and make it my own.

Tuesday, November 3, 2020

Sunday Fall Roast Dinner

I returned to my blog to find this post still in draft status.  It's from 2012!  This roaster has been replaced by my new favorite appliance, the Instant Pot.  I still wanted to post for nostalgia's sake.


My favorite cooking appliance to use during the cooler months is my roaster/slow cooker.  It was a Christmas present from my mother-in-law years ago.  As you can see by the picture below, it gets plenty of use!  I use it to cook so many things:  roasts, soups, chili, stews, etc....



One of my favorite Sunday meals is a roast and veggies cooked in my roaster.  Such an easy meal to prepare, just a little prep work, throw everything in the roaster and you have a hearty meal that looks like you slaved for hours.



This past Sunday I made a pork loin with veggies.  I don't really have a recipe for this.  I browned the loin on both sides and put it in the roaster.  I preheat the roaster first on 375 degrees and then set it on 300 degrees.  I added water to cover the bottom third of the pork loin and then added worchestershire sauce, garlic salt and black pepper.  I also added a diced onion and some sliced carrots.  After a hour of cooking, I added sliced baby bella mushrooms.  You can add potatoes, celery, tomatoes or any other kind of veggies that you like.  My 4 pound roast took about 2 hours to cook, then I just set the roaster on low until ready to serve.  I served it with some corn muffins.  It was a great meal for a cool fall evening!

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