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By LilPinkieJ
on November 14, 2008
Very good crockpot recipe that didn't taste like a mushy crockpot recipe. The pork was very tender and sweet. I would add a bit more pepper next time, but that is a personal preference. I used fresh garlic and dried ginger. It took about 8 hours in my crock, but every crock is different. Made and reviewed for ANZ Make My Recipe - Thanks! :)
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OMG.... I am soooo so so glad that I have found this recipe. My hubby just loooves terriaki so much but unfortunately I was having a terrible time finding one that did'nt have hot peppers or anything spicy in it, and this one is nothing short of perfect........ Thank you January bride for posting it. and if you keep posting/cooking great recipes like this and I keep coping/cooking them we will both be happy brides for a long time...
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on August 13, 2010
We were so surprised when having this at just how much we didn't like it after all the positive reviews. This is like pouring a straight sugar syrup over moist pork. I usually even like a sweet sauce on rice but this was just simply too much. I also was unable to get the sauce to thicken without finally microwaving it, the in-pot method didn't work at all.
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on March 12, 2010
WOW! This was way beyond good. This was the best pork roast I have ever made, and it was in the crock pot! I used the apple juice, minced, jarred garlic, and cooked it on low for 6 hours (4-pound pork roast). All I can say is that I am picking up another pork roast tomorrow. Many, many, thanks for posting this way over the top recipe~
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this was unbelievably good! i used pineapple juice because i was out of apple and it was delicious. i plan on making this w/ every pork roast i buy--it's not my favorite cut but this was to die for! yum! oh...and the leftovers made great paninis!
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on March 14, 2009
I was really looking forward to making this. To my dismay, at the last minute I discovered no apple juice in the house! Substituted apple sauce, and the recipe still turned out delicious. My husband claims all crockpot pork recipes turn out dry. Certainly not this one. Six hours was just right for us. Thanks, JanuaryBride, for an easy and very tasty recipe. I can hardly wait to try it with correct ingredients.
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on October 01, 2008
If I could give 10 stars, I would. I'm no great shakes in the kitchen...which is why I love this site...but this was phenominal! Yummiest pork I think I've had. My family loved it and we will be making it again (and again). I used fresh grated ginger and jarred minced garlic. Probably closer to two tsp each. Also cooked it closer to 8 hours. Thank you for our new favorite!
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This is one of the best pork roast recipes I have tried. It was very easy to make and the flavors just explode in your mouth. I love lightly sweetened dishes and this one is wonderful. The pork was juicy and fall apart tender. This recipe is going straight into my keeper file. Thanks for another great recipe.
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on March 21, 2012
This was pretty good and very tender. Used pineapple juice. Served with quinoa & veggie stir fry. Very easy to get started in the morning. Smelled delicious when I got home. Thickened the sauce on the stove.
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on February 01, 2012
Just popped this into the crockpot now. We're utilizing chops leftover from Pork Chops Yum-Yum that we'd put in the freezer without the "gravy." They went into the crockpot frozen, sprinkled the 1c. brown sugar over the top of them, sprinkled an unknown amount of ground ginger and garlic powder from my spice cabinet on top of that, then poured a double-batch of the liquid over all. Set on low at 2:05p. Used the juice from a can of pineapple chunks--exactly 2/3c of pineapple juice and 2/3c soy sauce.
will update with outcome--wanted to make sure we didn't forget what we did tho. ;)
By Chef #726699
on January 22, 2012
This was delicious and easy! So tender with lots of flavor. Served it with a side of rice and steamed broccoli....will be making this again!
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on May 22, 2010
I was pleased with this recipe. I used 3# of boneless country ribs, but otherwise followed the recipe. The meat was flavorful, tender, & the sauce thickened nicely to serve over rice. I will make this again! Made for ZWT6~ Asia.
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on October 05, 2009
WOW!!!!!! This was so good!!!!!! Lots of flavor. Used soy sauce with less sodium. Also used cinnamon applesauce since I didn't have any apple juice. Served it over rice, with the juices from the crock pot and green beans cooked with garlic. Wonderful dinner. Will be making this often. Highly recommend this!!!!!
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on May 19, 2009
used the applesauce idea from previous review. .came out great! thanks for an easy recipe!
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on January 15, 2009
I would give it a 4 but my DH loved it. The sauce was good. This is one of the better pork crock pot recipes.
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hubby and sons and i loved this. the only hard part was trimming the pork before it went into the crockpot. otherwise, very easy to get cooking. the meat was very tender in 6 hours. i ended up thickening the strained sauce in a saucepan to get it done quicker. we had garlic mashed potatos but it was odd to have teriyaki sauce on the potatoes. i'll do rice next time. i'll be making this for 14 people in december at a vacation weekend we are taking. thanks!
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Made for Aus/NZ - Make My Recipe Edition 5. This was incredibly easy and very good. I love anything teriyaki! Served this with rice and pea pods! Thanks for posting this January Bride!
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What a fabulous, easy recipe! The pork turned out so tender that it fell apart when removed from the crock pot. The sauce is sooooo good! I served this dish with pan-seared asparagus and garlic smashed potatoes and ended up dipping bites of the side dishes in the sauce as well. Thank you for a tasty recipe!
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