balsamic tri-pepper pork loin
Made this for My Daughters Birthday Dinner. This is restaurant food,(says My kids) at a quarter cost, so easy with these few ingredients added to Your pork loin or even other roasts, With ingredients I know You have on hand.. Get together for family time, I promise Your family will love! ;)
yield
4 serving(s)
prep time
15 Min
cook time
35 Min
method
Stove Top
Ingredients For balsamic tri-pepper pork loin
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1 1/2-2 lbpork loin roast
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salt
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1-2 Tbspcrushed fresh peppercorns
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1onion diced
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3 smchopped peppers used red, orange and yellow
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1 clovegarlic minced
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114oz can diced tomatoes
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1/2 caged red balsamic vinegar
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1 Tbspbutter
How To Make balsamic tri-pepper pork loin
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1Salt pork loin on all sides.Crush black peppercorns, roll pork loin to cover, pressing into pork. In a large pot add olive oil to cover bottom of pan, heat up on a high setting. Sear pork on both sides and remove from pan to plate.
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2In same pan on med-high add more oil if needed and add onions and peppers cooking till softened scraping up all pork bits from bottom. Add minced garlic cook for another min.
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3At this point add tomatoes and balsamic vinegar, stirring everything together making sure bottom of pan bits are all scraped from bottom. Bring to boil, place pork back in pan. Bring heat down to low cover pan and cook 20mins per pound, mine cooked 30min. Check every 15mins and stir. Adding just a bit of water if liquid evaporates too much.
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4Remove pork to plate and let rest for 10min. Turn sauce back up to thicken stiring as thickens for another 5min. Add a tab of butter stirring in sauce last min. Stir in fresh herbs of choice. Rosemary or thyme work well. Slice pork, place on plate with sauce over. I served mine with a potato puree.
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