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By DDW
Added November 11, 2004 | Recipe #103890
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By Wildblu3
on April 27, 2011
This was yummy! I didn't have any pork so I used chicken tenders. I also added some fresh mushrooms to the leek sauce. Defiantly will make this again, thanks for posting.
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on February 28, 2011
This was great! The recipe made a ton of sauce; I'd probably cut the sauce amounts by half next time.. though tons of sauce is great too, and I have lots to pour over rice tomorrow! :) Used a bit of Chinese rice wine in place of white wine (mine was salted, so I cut out regular salt in the rest of the dish and it turned out great), sweet onions instead of leeks, and green onions in place of chives. I also used low fat sour cream and it worked out well, just cooked the sauce longer than called for to let it reduce further. It was really easy, with really tasty results. Thanks!
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I made just the sauce of this to serve with some chicken nuggets. It was delicious and made an otherwise simple meal seem special. Thanks for posting.
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Easy but delicious meal. Served with mashed potatoes for all the wonderful sauce.
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on May 28, 2011
Very easy to prepare with delicious results!Really special sauce, can use pork tenderloin as directed and also would be great on chicken too. I've made this numerous times and I always add minced shallots along with the garlic for more flavor. I also use more garlic than called for. Restaurant worthy and very, very simple to prepare. I usually saute the pork in one skillet and make the sauce in another. Then I add the cooked pork to the finished sauce and simmer in on low for a few minutes. Xllnt. I like to make Spinach and Onion Couscous with this pork dish. Its a spinach, onion couscous, and its perfect with this mustard pork recipe. Also, very easy side dish.
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Great flavor - pretty quick meal too. I used sweet onion instead of leeks. . . cooking sherry instead of white wine. . . and towards the end I added 1/2 cup flour/milk mixture to thicken it up a bit. My family loved it - had it over rice but like the egg noodle idea for next time.
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YUM! I love that this sauce uses sour cream instead of some other dairy product I don't typically have available. I had to make some substitutions due to what I had on hand: no leeks, subbed some finely chopped sweet onion; no chives, to spare my husband who hates all things green besides broccoli and lettuce; and I used 2 boneless pork chops pounded to about 1 inch thick and cut into 6 pieces each. I served it with mashed sweet potatoes and a steamed veggie. My husband's compliment for you was, "Well, if you HAVE to have pork, this is much better than plain pork chops", haha. I found this dish fancy enough for a company dinner, yet simple and quick enough for any weeknight! Thanks for sharing this delicious new way to serve pork!
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on March 04, 2010
We enjoyed this. I had a pre-marinated pork loin I had bought in some sort of onion marinade. I sliced it thin and quickly browned them. Didn't have leeks handy, so used yellow onion and was out of sour cream, so used yogurt. The brand of Dijon I had was pretty gutless, so I added about a teaspoon of horseradish. Out of chives too. Once the sauce was cooked, placed the pork back in the sauce to finish cooking. Served with rice I made in the rice cooker to which I had thrown in a can of asparagus. Served the sauce over the rice. It was really good. Thanks.
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on December 09, 2009
By KPD
on March 03, 2009
really flavorful recipe! i'm always looking for new ways to do pork and this is a keeper. the sauce is fantastic! my only changes were to cut the recipe in half, double the garlic and add a little regular dijon along with the whole grain. thanks for sharing, DDW!
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on November 19, 2008
The onion sauce was to die for. I didnt feel like running to the store again to make this so I improvised a little with what I had. I halfed the recipe to feed me and hubby. I used regular onions instead of leeks (sauteed them a little bit longer). I also used Greek Yoghurt instead of the sour cream because its all I had. Twards the end I added a little parsley just to put some green in there because I did not have chives. Even with my modifications we had a lovely, filling and comforting dinner. Thank you DDW!
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on November 12, 2008
What a great way to serve pork! I used this recipe as a meal for my in-laws. Boy were they impressed. I will make this again.
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on November 08, 2008
This was really delicious. I used boneless pork chops and the sauce was also delicious with brussel sprouts.
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on April 23, 2008
Delicious! This dish is absolutely amazing! I will definitely make again and again without changing a thing. Thanks!
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on February 07, 2008
I loved this sauce!! The combination of the leeks and chives with the richness of the sauce and the pork was excellent. This recipe was easily halved for just me and the DH.
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First bite: Instant inclusion into my ~Encore~ cookbook. It's nothing short of divine and we'll be making this manyMANYmany times in the future. Our only change was to use 1 leek since that's all I was left with after making If Leeks Could Kill...... the other night. But it was SO good, I'm hesitant to change anything we did, including to add another leek! Omg, the wine and mustard flavors were SPOT ON PERFECT and it seemed like you could taste each ingredient exactly as it was meant to be. In short, I'm in love. My husband, thankfully, understands. Thank you, DDW, for posting this recipe, easily one of the best I've eaten in 2007!
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on November 15, 2007
This is an excellent dish. I served it for a ladies dinner pary and everyone wanted the recipe. The sauce really makes this dish, I prepared everything early in the day and simmered the medallions in the sauce just to reheat before serving. Very easy. Thanks for a great recipe.
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on July 24, 2007
Easy and quick to do. Anyone would like it, the mustard is gentler than you would expect after cooking. The sauce would be really nice with fish too.
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on December 24, 2006
I didn't have leeks on hand, so I substituted chopped onion. Other than that, I followed the recipe as written. I wasn't sure if I would like the sauce, but it was superb! We had some sauce leftover and it was a great topping for grilled steak the next night. Just a minor change I'll make next time: The directions have you cut each tenderloin into 6 pieces. Those pieces are rather large, and I would have preferred 1/2" thick slices.
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OMG what a delicious dish! Made as directed, only increased the garlic and added in a couple of tablespoons of Parmesan cheese, also I used sour cream, I served this with cooked egg noodles tonight for dinner. I am always looking for good recipes for pork tenderloin since it is one of my family's favorites, and this recipe will be a repeater at my house, it is really a fantastic easy recipe with lots of flavor!... so glad I tryed it, thanks so much DDW!...Kittencal:)
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Serving Size: 1 (278 g)
Servings Per Recipe: 6
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