Ginger Apple Pork Loin

It's that time of year when apples are everywhere. I love to cook with apples. Not just in pies either. I will add some tart apples to almost anything lately. My favorite recipe that I came up with years ago, is my Ginger Apple Pork Loin. I know that a lot of people use apples in their pork roasts but, this recipe is unquie because the other ingredients bring everything together to make a juicy semi-sweet loin that has the taste of autum in every bite. I actually made this one for a Halloween Harvest Dinner Party the other day and it turned out really nice.

Ingredients:

I don't really measure anything for this recipe, so I put some estimates.

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Boneless Pork Loin (any size as other ingredients can be adjusted)

Celery- 2-3 stalks sliced

Apples- 3-4 samll or 2-3 large chopped

Wallawalla Onion 1/2-1 whole onion cut into wedges

Rosemerry- 2-3 sprigs or 1-2 tablespoons of dry

Ginger (grated or dry) about 2-4 teaspoons depending on how you like it

Nutmeg 2-3 teaspoons

Celery Salt 1-2 teaspoons

Garlic- You can put whole cloves, minced, or dry depending on how much you like it.

Pepper as desired

Apple Cider 1/2 to 1 cup

Worshire sauce 2-3 Tablespoons

1 pack of onion soup mix or other dry soup mix

Directions:

Mix all dry ingredients (except soup mix) and rub all over meat.

Add Apples, Onions, and Celery all around meat.

Spinkle soup mix over all ingredients

Pour apple cider over all ingredients

Cooking Directions:

Cook your loin any way you prefer. It is usually cooked covered for a more tender loin.

Slowcooker for 3-4 hours or until done

Grill 20-30 minutes or until done

Stovetop 20-30 minutes or until done

Low Oven (about 300 degrees) for 3-4 hours or until done

High oven (350-400 degrees) for 30-60 minutes or until done

I serve my pork loin with Nichole's Balsamic green beans that she will be posting soon.

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