Cherry-Port Glazed Pork Loin Roast

FANTASTIC! I am going to say this YOU HAVE TO TRY THIS RECIPE! I made this today for a family dinner. Oh my word... it is easy but so delicious. My husbands family raved over the flavor and how I made such a wonderful dinner and I must of put so much work into it.
The Ruby Port is the way to go, the flavors of the cherry preserves marries the Ruby Port reduction and you get just deliciousness. This went into my main recipe box. I will be making it again. I served this with mashed pototatoes and steamed broccoli. I did not want to take away from the main dish!

This is fantastic.  I grilled the tenderloins (2 smaller ones) on our Traeger, searing for a 6 minutes on each side, then lowering the temp to slow roast for another 15.  Rested for 5.  Didn't bother basting the tenderloins based on what others posted, and just used the sauce over the top of the sliced pork.  Family loved it.  This sauce would also work well with lamb chops and beef tenderloin steaks.  Don't forget the pinot noir!  Perfect paring with this dish.  Yum, would totally serve this for company.

This recipe was easy to prepare and tasted very good.  The whole family, even the kids liked it.  I will be making this again.  We don't eat a lot of pork and I did overcook it a bit but it was still delicious.  This was a nice change for us.  I just need to find a recipe for the rest of the port....

I managed to burn the port trying to manage too many things at once and it was the end of the bottle. Thankfully I had chicken broth on hand and was able to use the tip in the beginning of the recipe and save the dish. I wish I had a little more sauce so next time I will probably add more cherry preserves and hopefully be able to include the port.

I made this recipe for a dinner party. I followed the recipe as written except that I used three 1 1/4 lb. tenderloins. They were so tender they you could pull them apart with a fork. Everyone enjoyed it, even the little ones. I will definitely be making this again.

I made it as written, and thought it was delicious.  I would agree with a previous reviewer that the glaze burned, and would modify the recipe to just pour the glaze over the pork when done roasting.  Dried thyme worked just fine.

Subbed two 1.5lb pork tenderloins for the roast, otherwise followed ingredient list. Cooked to 155°. Served with steamed green beans & roasted baby potatoes/shallots. Simple but pretty enough for New Year's Eve dinner.

I made this with a pork tenderloin instead of a pork loin and served it with rice and a butter lettuce salad. Everyone loved it. I was concerned the cooking time would not be enough, but it was perfect (I actually subtracted 5 minutes off the first section of time in the oven since it was a smaller tenderloin). It was perfectly juicy and tender and the sauce was wonderful.

I made this tonight. It was quick and easy and FANTASTIC. Hubby loved it too. I'd definitely make this for company and even consider it for a party/holiday (cherry thrfr red glaze) dinner. I did however use a 1.5lb tenderloin. At 20 minutes I checked the temp (105) and did the port/cherry glaze. Then I put it back into the oven (still at 425) for 10 minutes - perfect 135 degrees after that. Then 10 min rest with more glaze. So it is true that the time it takes to cook seems a bit off.

This recipe took WAY longer than it stated. I started cooking the loin at 5:10 and it didn't finish til 6:50! And the cherry glaze mostly sloughed off of the roast, and burned a lot. Instead of smelling like delicious pork, the house smells like burned sugar. It would be beneficial to check the temperature at 20 minutes, instead of adding the glaze then. The actual flavour was good, and the pork was moist.

I made this using pork tenderloin. It had a wonderful flavor. Did not have the fresh herbs but was still fine without it. My husband enjoyed it!