But I digress. I went to the Burlington Market Basket late one night and was escorted through the bakery section, eyes lit-up. That there was enough to convince me to change my grocery store allegiance from Stop & Shop. Imagine my delight when I found my long-lost favorite cereal just hanging out on the shelves waiting to be purchased. Here, I will help you out so that you don't need to imagine: I immediately grabbed two boxes, clutched them to my chest, grabbed the arm of the person I was with, and possibly yelled "I'VE BEEN LOOKING FOR THIS FOR YEARS!"
Uh... but I digress again. The moral of the story is that prices are very low here and it's worth the 15 minute drive versus the 5 minute walk to Stop & Shop. I've been doing my weekly shopping here and recently purchased a five and a half pound pork loin on a whim. $12 seemed like a very reasonable price for so much meat. I often ignore the fact that I live alone when I grocery shop and go hog wild (ha ha) on things that are on sale. I was smart this time and sawed that baby in two and froze half of it when I got home.
I decided to use my slow cooker that I got for Christmas last year (and have only used once, mostly out of fear) so I looked up a recipe. I have modified the recipe for future cooking, as it didn't really come out perfect. Also, there aren't too many pictures because meat is kind of gross looking.
Slow Cooker Pork Loin
Adapted from AllRecipes
Ingredients:
- 2.5lb pork loin, not trimmed
- 1 envelope dry onion soup mix
- 1 cup water
- 3/4c red wine (I used pinot noir because that's all I had)
- 3tbsp minced garlic
- pepper, to taste
Directions:
- Put everything in the slow cooker. Place the meat in fatty side up.
- Cover and cook on low for 3 hours.
- Check after 3 hours. If pork has reached 145 degrees, you may take out. If not, cook until it has reached 145.
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