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Yummy dish. Loved how all the flavors came together. Served with Creamy Zucchini Casserole.
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 accountBy Chef Tweaker
on November 18, 2009
I'm surprised to give this 5 stars. Two reasons it gets the highest rating... 1) hubby loved it and said I can't lose the recipe. 2) I used boneless pork chops with lots of dark meat and there was no strong pork flavor. I don't really like pork and this turned out very tender and juicy... for the first time I think I enjoyed it! I used frozen cranberries, cran-apple juice and rosemary for the sage with good results. I think I cooked it much longer in step 11 but it still comes together quite quickly.
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on October 19, 2009
so so good! We also used dried cranberries since I forgot to pick up fresh from the store.
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on October 08, 2007
Used dried cranberries and double the amount of onion. Yum.
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on April 23, 2007
We tried this last night and it was just wonderful! My dh had seconds and took the little bit of leftovers for work today. The only change I made was to use 1/2 tsp dried parsley as I had no sage available. We will definitely make this again. . .it is going in the recipe box for safe keeping!
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I think this not coming out quite right may have been my fault. It was WAY too sweet, but I used Canned Cranberries in a sauce because I couldn't find fresh ones in the store. I think fresh ones would be a lot better. The way I made it? 2 stars, if it were tart? 4 stars (hence I gave it 3)
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on February 16, 2007
I've actually made this twice now. The first time with cranberries, which was ok, but a little bit tart for me. The second time i couldnt get cranberries so used raspberries. This time it was amazing. The raspberries broke down a lot more, and flavoured the sauce better. Was delicious.
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 accountBy *Kathy*
on December 24, 2006
Loved it! The pork was very tender, and there is nothing I'd change with this recipe. It's quick to prepare, and packed with flavor. We liked the sweet/tart flavors of apple and cranberry.
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 accountBy mrswaz
on November 17, 2006
This was extremely easy to put together, and it was delicious. I served it over brown rice and that rice soaked up the luscious sauce. I am going to try it with dried cranberries sometime- I think that would give it a good flavor too.
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on November 13, 2006
By Tom H.
on October 14, 2006
Great fall recipe! I had to make some changes because all of the neay-by grocery stores were being difficult. First, I could find ANY cranberries, not even frozen. So I had to go with half a can of whole cranberry sauce. Next, I had to go with thin-cut pork loin chops, as I could only find whole tenderloins, so it was 4 pounds of pork or nothing. So I went with the chops. Despite the changes the recipe still came out great. Definently a keeper.
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on September 23, 2006
Great recipe. Very easy to make, and kids and adults all loved the taste. Made it pretty close to the original recipe, though used a little more apples, little more onion, etc.. Thanks for the recipe.
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on September 20, 2006
This recipe was absolutely wonderful! A great combination of sweet with a little tart. My family loved it and they're a hard crowd to please! Will definately make again!
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This was a very easy recipe to make. I only had dried cranberries and I do not think it altered the taste any. Thanks for the recipe.
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on November 05, 2005
This was really lushious pork!! I used two boneless loin chops, cut them to size and pounded them. Instead of brown sugar I used sugar twin brown and I cut the cornstarch to 1 teaspoon. I made the whole amount of the cranberry/apple sauce, it was delicious!!Fabulous flavour, thanks for sharing a great taste!!
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Serving Size: 1 (256 g)
Servings Per Recipe: 4
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