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Reviewed: Jul. 28, 2008
Get up and Dance! My 5 year old nephew, who can be a picky eater, exclaimed.."This meat is good! It makes me want to get up and dance!" Have made it several times and it's the most requested from friends for special occasions.
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Reviewed: May 22, 2008
This recipe was good. I substituted apricots for dried pears and used all the other original ingredients. It was a bit too sweet for my taste. I probably would not make this again. It was a good recipe, but I was the only one of my bunch that liked the sweet with the pork.
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Reviewed: Apr. 24, 2008
This was an instant hit. I made this for Thanksgiving and have made it for another family dinner and everyone raved about it! Declicious!!
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Reviewed: Jan. 22, 2008
I used this recipe for Christmas dinner and it was a hit. The pork loin was ultra tender and the apricots and cranberries infused the meat with a hint of sweet flavor that was not overwhelming. Don't let the long name scare you because the recipe is overall very simple.
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Reviewed: Jan. 12, 2008
Good recipe.
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Reviewed: Jan. 3, 2008
This meal was amazing! I served it for Christmas dinner for 6 and everyone was raving for the next two days. It was so tender and juicy. My husband even made the comment, "how can it still be juicy as leftovers?!?!?" I used pears rather than apricots and the flavor was sensational. I used two three pound pork loins with the same amount of stuffing for the inside. I also doubled the wine sauce and it tasted delicious - the perfect topping. The suggested sides were all a hit and it was all fairly easy to prepare. Thanks for all your rave reviews, I agree it really is "the Best!"
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Reviewed: Dec. 29, 2007
Not really a rosemary fan, but this recipe just sounded too good to pass up. I think it's normal for pork, but my roast was kind of dry. I substituted red cooking wine for the port so I cannot testify to what the sauce might have tasted like (our's was tasty), and I only had cinnamon apple jelly on hand, though really, no one could taste the cinnamon (the giveaway was the coloring-the jelly was red and that made the whole roast pink! lol) Overall, I definitely plan to play around with it and give it another shot!
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Reviewed: Dec. 28, 2007
Made this for Christmas Eve dinner for 20+ people...everyone raved! Didn't change a thing but cooked it a tad longer than suggested. Thanks for another hit dinner!
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Reviewed: Dec. 27, 2007
This was lovely. The scent, taste and presentation were perfect! I cooked at the temp. stated and had no problems. Even my non-meat eating husband thought it was beautiful.
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Reviewed: Dec. 27, 2007
This was delicious. I did double the sauce recipe as suggested and I did not strain out the bits when I made the sauce also suggested. This recipe did not come in under $25 as someone said because I did buy hormone-free pork and that is a bit costly. Nonetheless, it was not dry and the stuffing is delicious and not heavy like traditional stuffing with bread - will definitely make again.
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Reviewed: Dec. 26, 2007
This was WONDERFUL!! Prepared this easy and ELEGANT dish for our annual Christmas eve dinner for 19 and made the recipe as is. Everyone loved it and said it was our best christmas eve dinner yet!!!
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Reviewed: Dec. 18, 2007
I made this recipe on Sat for a dinner party for 8 people. It turned out wonderful. Moist and tender. I had a 5 pound roast and I roasted it for 35 minutes on 250 degrees and I was so worried it wasn't cooking I turned it up to 350 and it reached 150 degrees in another 35 minutes. I took it out and tented it and let it stay in a warming oven while we had our salad .I should have stuck to the plan , I'm sure it would have worked perfectly ...I'll try again when its just family. Anyway it was wonderful and the flavours were perfect!! Even though it had to wait for 30 min on warm it was fine!
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Reviewed: Dec. 14, 2007
I am planning on making this dish for a Christmas dinner gathering. I have read all the reviews and if you brine any meat you will never have to worry about dryness. I will take all the reviews and create my own version and will return to post mine..Happy Holidays.
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Reviewed: Oct. 16, 2007
This was wonderful, and not hard to make, despite the long name.
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Reviewed: Oct. 11, 2007
This was good--I swapped the apricots for apricot jam and apple jelly for real diced apples. I also used a pork shoulder instead but it was very good, nice flavors. The only suggestion is to not put the jelly glaze on until the last 1/2 hour because it burns on the pan pretty badly (because of the sugar).
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Reviewed: Oct. 8, 2007
I made this last Christmas for my family and got rave reviews. As I was cooking it early to take to Christmas lunch I didn't do the glaze and just had a traditional crackling instead. Wrapped it well in foil and it had the standing time in the car on the way to Mum's. It was just nicely warm for lunch, moist and flavoursome, with excellent crackling. The rosemary/cranberry combination was really good - a nice change from the usual apricot/prune stuffing. I will definitely make this again. With thanks from Sydney, Australia.
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Reviewed: Aug. 14, 2007
I bought a 7.75 pound pork loin that I thought was whole. When I opened the package it turned out to be 2 halves. No problem, I just used half the filling in each one. I cooked them uncovered in a 15x10 jellyroll pan at 325 for 2 hours. Then upped the temp to 400 for 15 minutes, then broiled to give the golden color for about 5 minutes. There is confusing feedback for this recipe. For example, I don't know how anyone ended up with a done on the outside, raw in the center unless they cooked it WAY too high. Further, cooking at as I did rendered an EXCELLENT product, juicy, amazing flavors infused in the meat, cripsy on the outside where the marinade had caramelized, and done perfectly. However, my meat thermometer registered 190 when I took it out of the oven. Even when I moved it to another section of the meat to ensure it wasn't stuck in the filling it registered 180-190,but this was one of the juiciest roasts we've ever had. I used the seasonings and fruits exactly as written and it turned out SO flavorful, the rosemary (used fresh) was not overwhelming at all. I did not strain my pan juices and the sauce for this was fabulous. I did add a handful of the cranberries to it as it simmered, the tartness of which cut the relative sweetness of the sauce perfectly. I am giving this one 5 stars because despite being worried from the feedback I've read, turned out absolutely wonderful and is simple to make. I will definitely be making this one again!
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Reviewed: Jul. 22, 2007
This was wonderful. Followed the directions to the letter, for a change and it came out beautiful. I will definetly make this again as I only had a 3.5 pound roast and I've got lots of cranberries and apricots left over.
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Reviewed: May 30, 2007
The timing on this recipe works out perfectly. I know it doesn't seem possile, but it does work. When you let it rest, it does continue cooking. I know by accident. My pork loin had a built in thermometer. (I had to cut around it to stuff it) The middle had not popped out when I took it out of the oven. After letting it rest for the allotted time, the thermometer had popped! My husband loved it. The sauce was excellent--double it. I didn't care much for the apricots, but I'm not an apricot fan.I'd be interested in trying apples and cranberries.
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Reviewed: Apr. 19, 2007
This recipe is wonderful. I followed it to a "T" and made it as one of three pork loins for Christmas Dinner for my family of 42. My uncles are all super picky about their pork, but they gobbled this up, and it looked so lovely and smelled fabulous cooking. It was such a hit, I made it 2 weeks later for my mother's bible study and again rave reviews. This is a great showoff recipe!
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