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Pork Roast Stuffed with Garlic and Onion



New Orleans native Charlie Andrews demonstrates on how to make his delicious Pork Roast stuffed with Garlic and onion. This recipe calls for 15 or more serving depending on the size of the roast and the way you slice it. It is absolutely flavorful and delicious. Hope you all will give this recipe a try.

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26 Comments

  1. Happy holidays Chef, my neighbor just picked me up a stuffed pork loin from Best Stop in Lafayette Louisiana.I was going to ask you how to cook it. This gives me an idea. I made your stuffed Merlitones and they came out awesome. Thank you!

  2. Thanks sooo much.. I remember my parents and grandparents making a roast pork on Sundays w/all the trimmings.. so I’m glad I stumbled across your recipe..ain’t nothing like a ROAST PORK FOR SUNDAY DINNER..God Bless You and Your Channel.. I ❤❤❤it😊

  3. Hello, this roast looks beyond delicious! You mentioned roasting it the day before so all the flavors could blend. My question is, how do I reheat an entire roast on the following day to serve? If anybody knows how to do this please comment. Many thanks.

  4. Oh my Goodness Gracious, Charlie, thank you so much for this recipe! I'm planning on making a pork roast for a Halloween Harvest Celebration dinner this year and this recipe is just what I needed! I don't want it to fall apart like pulled pork so this will most definitely come in handy! You are a precious gift, my man, and let no one tell you otherwise!

  5. Reminds me of my mom's pork roast. I can't wait to pick up a roast this afternoon and cook it in the morning. Haven't had one since I relocated from South Louisiana almost 8 years ago…Thanks for the recipe Mr. Charlie!♥

  6. You want king crab legs and filet mignon with a cranberry port reduction and fois gras and caviar stuffed veal? Go watch Gordon Ramsay or Emeril. You want BETTER food that anyone make and afford? Welcome home 🙂

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