From: Kate in Ontario
On Mar 13, 2005
Another excellent recipe by MissNezz. I followed the recipe exactly except omitted the salt-dietary restrictions.The roast was tender and cooked perfectly. The sauce was delicious. Thanks again for another keeper.
From: Jeff Hixson
On Jan 23, 2003
This is as good as it sounds,I will make this again. thanks Inez for another keeper!!
From: - Carla -
On Feb 6, 2005
Lovely recipe - exactly the way my mom use to make! I quartered the garlic cloves, instead of slicing - I love it when you unexpectedly bite into a piece of garlic.
This was my first time ever making a pork roast, I made it in my Romertoph and it came out delicious! Thank you for posting this recipe.
From: Shasha
On Jun 2, 2003
I had to cook mine way over 3 hours because some parts of the pork wasn't cooked through, so there wasn't much drippings left over to make a sauce. I just made my own gravy. The taste of the pork itself was pretty good, though.
From: Sage
On Sep 17, 2007
This came out delicious! I made it in my clay cooker. I added some bone in chicken breast,1 sliced onion. I poured the liquid in a saucepan to make my gravy; fantastic! Thanks for posting. Sage/Rita
From: Chef #1171173
On Sep 13, 2009
Definitely use a roast with a layer of fat on it to make sure you get a great sauce, but the mean is tender and delicious!
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