Pork Loin with Honey Mustard Glaze

This weekend I was able to cook up the last of the pork loin roast I prepared. For our last meal, I sliced off a couple more pork chops and prepared some honey mustard sauce to top. Simply mix together the sauce and coat the chops, bake then serve. We had these over spinach and the glaze made a delicious sauce for the spinach too. This recipe makes 2-3 servings, but can be easily altered as needed.

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What You’ll Need

  • 1 Slice of Pork Loin Roast or 3 Medium Pork Chops
  • 1/2 cup Honey
  • 2 Tbsp Dijon
  • 1 Tbsp Ground Mustard
  • Small Bowl
  • Baking Pan Lined with Foil

Directions

  1. Heat oven to 350 F. Place the pork on the foil lined sheet. Mix together remaining ingredients in the small bowl. Coat each side of the pork with the sauce.

2. Place the pork in the oven. Bake raw pork for 25-30 minutes or cooked pork for 15-20 minutes, until internal temperature reaches 165 F. Top cooked pork with any remaining sauce, then serve right away.

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Overnight Oats: Chocolate

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I have made several different recipes for overnight oats, but if you are feeling like a bit of a treat for the week, than these chocolate oats are a good option. The honey helps sweeten the oats, however it’s not super sweet. Easily made the night before serving, this is a great option for someone single or a family that doesn’t have time to cook in the morning. This recipe makes 3-4 adult sized servings.

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What You Will Need

  • 2 Cups Old-fashioned or Quick Oats
  • 2 Cups Milk
  • 3 Tbsp Unsweetened Cocoa
  • 3 Tbsp Honey
  • Resealable Container

Directions

  1. Mix together all ingredients in the container. Seal and store for 8-10 hours before serving.
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Christmas Dinner 2020

Christmas is one of my favorite holidays. I really enjoy getting gifts for others, and I enjoy Christmas dinner. Ham is one of my favorite foods and so I always make a ham for Christmas and Easter. My Easter dinner also looks identical to my Christmas dinner. Since it’s been a weird year, I will be celebrating Christmas with my husband’s nuclear family, and won’t be able to make my standard dinner on Christmas afternoon. So, I decided to make my Christmas dinner last night!

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I always make the same things for holidays. For Christmas I always make a cooked ham, mashed potatoes and gravy, sweet potato casserole, a canned veggie, crescent rolls, and the star of the meal is always deviled eggs. Many of these foods are standard. I enjoy my ham with a brown sugar glaze and some pineapple on top (even if it does nothing for the flavor). Mashed potatoes are standard, and my gravy I made from this year’s turkey stock, and just added 3 Tbsp corn starch to thicken. Sweet potato casserole is just opening a can and a bag of marshmallows at this point. And finally, the original part of the meal is deviled eggs. I find eggs to go so good with ham, and deviled eggs are a tasty treat anyway! Mayo, mustard, and egg make a tasty appetizer and side! To cook this dinner, it only took 1.5 hours. My ham was cooked, so I just had to reheat. I then peeled and diced the potatoes, and started them boiling 40 minutes before the ham was done. I heated the gravy on the stove and once thick, would pull it off the heat when it’d boil, and I also started boiling a can of sliced carrots about 20 minutes from serving. I placed my crescents on a baking sheet and started them 14 minutes from completion, and I baked the sweet potato casserole with 7 minutes left. With about 5 minutes left I strained the potatoes and finished them with just enough time for everything else to finish.

I hope this give you some ideas and instruction for your Christmas dinner! Merry Christmas!

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To see recipes for what I make, you can click a link below!

Click here to see my recipe for Cooked Ham!

Click here to see my recipe for Mashed Potatoes and Gravy!

Click here to see my recipe for Sweet Potato Casserole and Honey Roasted Beets!

Click here to see my recipe for Deviled Eggs!

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Thanksgiving 2020

For 2020, we’ll be trying to have as normal of a Thanksgiving as possible. This year will be my second year cooking dinner, and I have many new foods planned for this meal. Last year, was the standard three: turkey, mashed potatoes, and stuffing, then we also had some crescents and 2 different veggies. This year, I am planning a sweet potato casserole, glazed and roasted beets, crescents again, and frozen green beans from this summer’s garden. This year I also made a pumpkin pie that we’ll be having with our dinner. Once the day is over, Friday, I’ll also be boiling the bones to make stock again this year. This year’s stock will be frozen like before, however this stock will likely be used almost strictly entirely for gravy.

To see recipes for what I’ll be making, you can click a link below!

Click here to see my recipe for Stuffing and Turkey!

Click here to see my recipe for Mashed Potatoes and Gravy!

Click here to see my recipe for Pumpkin Pie!

Click here to see my recipe for Sweet Potato Casserole and Honey Roasted Beets!

Click here to see my recipe for Turkey Stock!

Ginger Lemonade

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Ginger Lemonade is a healthy and flavorful drink. I made this drink as an alternative to ginger ale and tastes very similar. If you wanted to, you could easily add carbonated water or club soda in place of the water for carbonation. This recipe can also be made with honey or sugar. If you would like to make it vegetarian, you can easily go with the latter. Using warm water is more effective at getting the ginger flavor out and dissolving the sugar, however, if you are in a rush, you could use cold water, you just may have to use more ginger. Be sure to adjust to taste! If you want a drink lighter in flavor, you can half the recipe. This recipe makes about 5-7 glasses.

What You Will Need

  • 7 Cups Warm Water
  • 5 Tbsp Fresh Grated Ginger
  • 4 Tbsp Lemon Juice
  • 1/3 Cup Sugar or 4 Tbsp Honey
  • Pitcher & Spoon

Directions

1. Mix together all the ingredients together in a pitcher. Chill for 4-6 Hours before serving, or add ice and let cool 10 minutes before drinking.

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