Recipe 1: Pork Tenderloin with Roasted Fall Vegetables
Prep Time: 15 minutes each
Cook Time: 30+ minutes
Grade: B+
Make Again: Yes
Recipe Source: Everyday Food (November2011)
You start with this recipe and you save 1/2 of one of the pork tenderloins. Actually, since I cut recipe in half, I only used one tenderloin.
This was my first time trying parsnips (as far as I know) and brussels sprouts since I was kid. I loved the parsnips, but was neutral on the brussels sprouts. I should probably try a recipe with bacon and then I'd probably like them more. :-)
This was my first time trying parsnips (as far as I know) and brussels sprouts since I was kid. I loved the parsnips, but was neutral on the brussels sprouts. I should probably try a recipe with bacon and then I'd probably like them more. :-)
It made two meals for me and had lots of vegetables which was nice. There was very little effort to the meal, and I liked knowing I had a head start on a 2nd meal later that week.
Recipe 2: Lo Mein with Pork
Total Time: 15 - 20 minutes
Grade: A-
Make Again: Yes
Recipe Source: Everyday Food (November2011)
I subbed a bit in this recipe using vegetables I liked. It isn't the most amazing stir-fry in the world, but for a real quick dinner it was great. I will definitely use this technique again - roasting some protein and saving it for a later stir-fry.
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