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By MadCatKim
on November 09, 2002
Hubby went nuts for this. Very tender meat.
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on August 02, 2002
Easy to make - even served it to company!
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on June 05, 2003
My in-laws are up from Florida and I was called into work. I rubbed the spices on the pork roast the night before and placed it in the liner of my slow cooker. I then mixed up the broth and poured it on in the morning. I put this in the crockpot before I left for work and Wow! what a fabulous taste. I served it with a mix of vegetables (cauliflower, broccoli and carrots) and garden vegetable rice. Thanks for a fabulous recipe. It tasted like something you would get at a Five Star restaraunt.
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on June 17, 2006
Good combination - but it's even better with garlic and bell peppers.
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on February 04, 2010
Love it! I changed the recipe only a little bit as I did not have any orange juice. Used "Guava Passion Fruit Orange Juice" from Minutemaid instead. Also, substituted brown sugar for the granulated. It turned out fabulous. Several of my friends asked for the recipe! Will make this again for sure! Thank you for sharing this, Dancer, your recipes are always top notch!
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WOW! This was delicious! I had purchased a Pork Roast and just was not sure what to do with it. So, I looked it up. I found this recipe, and it had some great reviews. So, I went to the store and bought the other items I needed. I did not have my crockpot available so I bought a disposible roast pan. I did everything the exact same way, but cooked it in the oven. It was set at about 400-450 degrees and I cooked it about 4-5 hours. I also covered it with foil. I totally forgot about it, never basted it or anything. WOW.. was it moist and juicy. Very tasty. I hate using cornstarch, so what I did was drain all the juices off into a pan, then let it boil. (did not remove fat, it wasn't very fatty meat) and then added a watery flour paste. Couple tablespoons. It thickened up and I served it with Mashed potatoes, homemade rolls and stuffing. My husband LOVED it, and went in for seconds. This is a new family favorite! Thanks for posting! :)
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Just used for the first time cooking for the boyfriend. Sure made me look good! very simple and WAY tasty! Thanks so much.
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on April 23, 2009
YUM! Thanks for this recipe! I served with rice. Pork came out tender!
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on February 10, 2009
We have made this a couple of times now and it has really become a family favorite. Thanks for the wonderful recipe!
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on June 12, 2008
Definitely different than I have ever had, but not too bad all around. The meat was so good, the sauce was to my liking and the other adults, but the teens and children werent so pleased with the sauce. I served the roast with noodles and vegees. I suggest salting your plate once it is full, that really brought the flavors out and it much better after the sprinkles of salt :) Thanks for sharing your recipe Dancer.
people found this review Helpful. You can only vote others' reviews helpful or not helpful... Was this review helpful to you? Yes | No We don't know who you are. Sign in or create an accountJust made this and it was just okay. Of course the meat falls apart being it's cooked in a crock pot, but was dry. Needed more gravy.
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on March 25, 2008
I ran out of orange juice, so I used grapefruit juice for the gravy and added halved sections from a tangerine- it turned out very well. My family loved it!
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on May 21, 2007
This was very good!! My meat fell apart. YUM! :)
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I found that the flavors in the broth overpowered the flavor of the meat itself. The meat was very tender and it was tasty but not what I expected
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Serving Size: 1 (729 g)
Servings Per Recipe: 8
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