Looking for easy sauces for pork loins.

[diwataaa]

Its a budget thing as they are fairly lean and often run on sale. Easy sauce for a pork loin that I can throw in a bowl to marinate overnight then throw on a pan for 45 minutes at 350 degrees. Goals. One of my jobs is at a grocery store and sometimes they have those flavored pork loins on short date sales. It's cheap and I can usually get 2 meals out of 1. 1) Easy and preferably from a bottle or close. I have 3 jobs. Time is limited. 2) I don't like subtle flavors. I like intense flavor coming at me with a hockey mask and a running chainsaw. Was thinking a creamy peppercorn sauce like Red Robin used to have might be good. Anyone know where they got it?

 

[jannalene]

Totally get it! For a quick and flavorful marinade, mix some creamy peppercorn ranch dressing with a bit of soy sauce and garlic powder—intense flavor without much hassle! Marinate overnight, then roast as you planned. That should give you the bold taste you're craving, and it’s super simple!

 

[horribLily]

Its a budget thing as they are fairly lean and often run on sale. Easy sauce for a pork loin that I can throw in a bowl to marinate overnight then throw on a pan for 45 minutes at 350 degrees. Goals. One of my jobs is at a grocery store and sometimes they have those flavored pork loins on short date sales. It's cheap and I can usually get 2 meals out of 1. 1) Easy and preferably from a bottle or close. I have 3 jobs. Time is limited. 2) I don't like subtle flavors. I like intense flavor coming at me with a hockey mask and a running chainsaw. Was thinking a creamy peppercorn sauce like Red Robin used to have might be good. Anyone know where they got it?

Elevate your pork loins with a pre-made sauce like BBQ, mustard glaze, or teriyaki for intense flavor! Try a creamy peppercorn sauce for a different twist. Marinate overnight and bake for an easy, delicious meal!