Simple Pork Roast with Onions
- 2 Tablespoons Olive Oil
- 4 pounds Pork Roast
- 1 teaspoon Salt
- 1/2 teaspoons Pepper
- 6 whole Onions
- Place a roasting pan or skillet over medium to medium high heat, sprinkling oil over the pan.
- Rinse roast with cold water and salt and pepper both sides.
- Place the roast in the pan to sear.
- (My crock pot is the kind that can be put on the stove and then set on the crock pots heating element.
- Its wonderful since it saves a dirty pan.
- If you dont have this kind of crock, just use a skillet.)
- Sear both sides of the roast evenly and well.
- Meanwhile, slice your onions thinly as if making onion rings (teeny tiny onion rings though), certainly not restaurant-size.
- As you get them sliced, add them to the pan while the roast is cooking.
- If you or your family are not that fond of onions, decrease the amount.
- What is wonderful about this recipe is the onions become soft and pick up the flavor of the pork.
- When I started making this recipe when my children were younger, I used 2 to 4 onions.
- After the meat is seared, place in the crock pot with the onions.
- Set on high and cook six to eight hours.
- This recipe requires no liquids; I guarantee it will make its own.
- If you want to make a gravy, you can add a can of chicken stock and then when its done, remove to thicken and make your gravy.
- This roast is fork tender when you are through and in my house, its always served with mashed potatoes.
- This makes for a great Sunday or comfort food dinner without a lot of fuss!
olive oil, pork roast, salt, pepper, onions
Taken from tastykitchen.com/recipes/main-courses/simple-pork-roast-with-onions/ (may not work)