Great recipe! Very tender and tasty. I served with rice and some steamed broccoli. Trader Joe's didn't have any red chile peppers, so I didn't add any and it still tasted good. I also put in less than half the amount of brown sugar, as I didn't want it too sweet (and teriyaki sauce is sweet as it is.) It turned out great! Next time I'll try to add some chiles or at least some red pepper flakes, as I like a little kick.

Cook on low, not high. I followed the recipe to the letter other than the slow cooker temperature setting and it came out wonderfully. Four hours on low is plenty done. I used a roux to make a sauce out of the mixture

Excellent! I made a few minor chages. Instead of red chili pepers I used a couple of drops of Red Hot Sauce. I also cooked it on LOW for 4 hours instead of on high. I thickened the sauce to serve with the meat. My family loved it!

My fiancee looooves anything smothered in teriyaki sauce and he loves pork tenderloin, so this was perfect! I substituted ground red pepper for the red chile peppers (as I'm not wild about spicy food anyway) and the result was divine! He loved the flavor and it was soooo juicy! We'll definately do this again! Maybe next time we'll throw some red potatoes and carrots in to cook with it.

SOOOO YUMMY!!!!!!!!!! I don't brown for as long as they said too. ? I also heard from another reviewer that the juices didn't absorb as well...but then I break all the meat apart and make it like pulled pork. I like a lot of sauce so I double or triple what's above because I like the sauce to be all around the meat while it's cooking. Or at least half way up the tenderloins. I do constantly spoon the liquid over, but you don't have too - esp if you make more liquid. I really go heavy on the teriyaki sauce! Basically, I used a large mixing bowl and filled it about half way full of stuff! Cooking time - I was in a hurry the other day, so I cooked on high for three hours, maybe longer - just long enough to where when I took my fork I could tell the meat would shred easily. Then I removed about half of the liquid, and then shredded the meat. I did end up putting some of it back it, cuz like I said, I like sauce and I used enough to coat the meat + a little more. Then I cooked it on low for about an hour - but not too much longer as the meat is SOOO tender by this point. I have cooked it on low for the full 8 hours too, but still waiting to shred the meat until the last hour or so. Ingredient alterations - the first time I used this, I used honey teriyaki, but just got regular stuff this time, and added 1/4 cup of honey. Also, I don't use fresh red chile pepper but will add touch of red pepper and some creole seasoning. The BEST is Tony Chacherie's original Creole Seasoning

I made this recipe with thick cut pork chops. I put them in frozen and covered with rest of the ingredients. Cooked on low in crockpot for 4 hours, put chops aside to rest and thickened sauce with a little corn starch. Easy and soooo yummy!

Another fantastic slow cooker recipe for pork tenderloin. Made as written with the exception of the red chile peppers. I didn't have any on hand so used approximately 1/2 tsp of crushed red pepper flakes. Added plenty of kick for our taste. Next attempt, I will reduce the cooking time. Most of the tenderloin did not slice well and actually crumbled. It was still lovely and moist, but not the presentation that I prefer. Thanks for the great recipe, StayHomeCook.

This turned out great for me. I had to make my own Teriyaki sauce so it was gluten-free. I also added quick rice at the end so it would soak up the juices. The pork came out very tender, and we like sweet teriyaki so we skipped the chilies and added honey instead. We will definitely be making this again.

Loved it! At the end of the cooking time, I shredded the pork and threw that back in with the sauce which I thickened with a little cornstarch mixed with water. Fantastic served over brown rice.

This was absolutely scrumptious!! Nice and sweet, everyone had seconds! My husband added some spice to the tenderloin before searing it. We let it slow cook about an hour longer than the recipe said to and shredded the pork in with the sauce. Great over rice!