Stuffed Pork Loin with Butternut Squash and Blue Cheese
Show: Quick Fix Meals with Robin Miller
Episode: The Gift of Great Taste
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By ShakinBacon
on November 27, 2011
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This recipe was so savory. I didn't want to finish my plate because it would be gone. The blue cheese just melts in your mouth! LOVE!
By suzieinhb@gmail.com
on June 04, 2011
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We totally enjoyed this and would rate it EXCELLENT. The only thing I had a problem with was the prep time. Not being a chef it took me a lot longer to dice the squash and I had a problem with the chicken broth in that it said "1 cup, divided" but didn't say where the other half of the broth was to go. I just decided to use the entire cup in the gravy and it worked fine. This needs to be corrected. We wil definitely have it again!
By raakheemistry
on February 14, 2011
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Excellent blend of flavors. A great dish for entertaining or the family.
By syroti
BETHLEHEM, CT
on October 24, 2010
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very easy
By pixiprincessgirl
Battle Mountain, NV
on August 02, 2010
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I wanted something different to do with my pork loin and this one caught my eye because we love blue cheese...I couldn't find any fresh butternut squash so i subbed chopped up canned carrots and it was still good. The flavors are surprising but go together well. Really make sure you use low-sodium chicken broth though....i only had regular and the sauce was quite salty! My boyfriend really loved it and said I should make it for his Mom!
By DustMaker
TroyM, MI
on May 08, 2010
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have made a viety of stuffed portk roasts, this one is beyond belief good, sliced the extra squash and white wine below the rack and added chicken stock and it was the best i have ever had
By saxifrage
Somewhere in Wi...
on December 12, 2009
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I'm sorry. I really, really wanted to like this recipe - and I was planning to serve it to a gift dinner I'd donated in a holiday raffle. So, being reasonably prudent, I tried it out on my husband and me - and nada. It wasn't awful - in the sense that you'd gag eating it. But it was awful in the sense that there just wasn't any taste to speak of. It was definitely not worth the trouble - I wouldn't serve it again to my family, let alone to company. No taste at all - hard to discern that it was stuffed with bacon, onion, and squash . . . really hard to imagine how that taste all seemed to vanish. As I said - I really wanted to like this - and now I've got another pork tenderloin in the freezer and nothing to do with it. I'm very disappointed.
By danabdragons
Atlanta, GA
on December 11, 2009
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I just wanted to try this for the flavor combinations (who'd a thought?? and was pleasantly surprised. My whole family loved it. I followed the recipe pretty much except I used chopped ham (very tiny diced in the stuffing as Robin suggested on the show and I didn't have any sherry so I substituted white wine. Great recipe and a keeper--even my 34 year old daughter who doesn't like blue cheese loved this. And just a note: didn't have a problem with my squash as it was cut in small enough pieces and I cooked on slow heat longer than the 3 minutes...the meat was so dang juicy and tender!!
By meskew8888_9450810
Portland, OR
on February 09, 2009
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This is the perfect meal when you want to wow your dinner guests. I made this for Christmas dinner and for just a regular dinner. It was a hit both times. It's super easy to make, but every one will think you were in the kitchen all day.
By erinshea03_11579702
Campbellsville, KY
on January 17, 2009
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This is a great recipe to use when you want to impress someone! I made this recipe, along with some roasted cubed sweet potatoes, for my husband's parents when they were visiting and they said it was the best meal they have ever had. I wasn't able to find butternut squash, so I replaced it with acorn squash. We all loved it! I did find that it needed to cook quite a bit longer than Robin Miller suggests. I had mine in over an hour, but the meat was still juicy and tender.