This pork loin crock pot recipe is 33g of protein per serving, barely 2 minutes of prep, and a pan sauce built right into the crockpot using cold butter and a cornflour slurry. Super easy – no extra pans, and no separate gravy step. If you want other macro-friendly recipes like my pork loin crock pot, this Healthy Chicken Lasagna is worth a look.

If you want more slow cooker inspiration, try my Best Slow Cooker Chilli Con Carne (Easy To Make Ahead), Slow Cooker Beef Curry, or Spanish Chorizo & Butter Bean Slow Cooker Stew.
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A few things make this pork loin crock pot recipe worth paying attention to:
See the recipe card for full information on all ingredients and quantities.
You can definitely play around with this pork loin crock pot recipe:

Step 1: Combine the chicken stock, soy sauce, honey, Worcestershire sauce, and seasonings in your crockpot. Add the raw pork tenderloin and fresh rosemary sprigs, turning the meat with tongs to coat it well.

Step 2: Cook on high for 3 hours or on low for 6-7 hours. The pork is perfectly cooked when it reaches an internal temperature of 145°F (62°C).

Step 3: Remove the cooked pork to a resting board, discard the rosemary, and turn the crockpot heat to high. Whisk in the cold butter cubes and cornflour slurry, heating until the butter emulsifies and the sauce thickens.

Step 4: Let the pork rest for 5 to 10 minutes before slicing it into even rounds. Return the sliced pork to the crockpot to coat it in the rich, glossy pan sauce before serving.
If you’re after more high-protein meals, have a look at my Cold Noodle Salad with Chicken (High-Protein Sesame Noodles), High Protein Dense Bean Salad (with Chicken) or High Protein Chicken Meal Prep (Easy & Over 50g Protein!).

You really want something to mop up all the sauce in this pork loin crock pot recipe. It’s equally good if you’re looking for boneless pork loin slow cooker recipes to use for meal prep protein. You can pair it with whatever grains or roasted veg you’ve got going through the week.
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Store the slices in the sauce and this pork loin crock pot recipe keeps brilliantly! That’s actually what makes it better than your average crockpot pork loin recipe for meal prep, the sauce keeps the meat from drying out completely.
Refrigerator: Cool fully before going into an airtight container. It’s good for up to 4 days.
Freezer: Slice, submerge it in sauce, freeze in a freezer-safe container for up to 3 months.
Reheat: Low and slow in a saucepan, or microwave in 30-second bursts. If it’s thickened up in the fridge, a tiny splash of water sorts it.
Please don’t! Frozen meat in a slow cooker sits in the temperature danger zone for too long before it gets to a safe heat. Pop it in the fridge the night before to thaw and you’re good to go.
They’re actually completely different cuts. A full pork loin is much larger and has more fat running through it. Tenderloin is smaller, leaner, and cooks much faster, which is exactly why this recipe is built around a 460g piece specifically. Use the wrong one and the timings won’t work.
You can! Just scale up the liquid and add a good chunk of time. A 1.5-2kg loin will likely want 8-10 hours on low. Use a thermometer rather than guessing.
For a 460g tenderloin, 3 hours on high or 6-7 hours on low. Pull it at 145°F (62°C) and rest it before slicing. The thermometer is doing the real work here, not the clock.
It is entirely optional, but I highly recommend taking the extra two minutes to sear it in a hot pan first. This triggers the Maillard reaction, building a savory crust that adds a massive amount of rich, roasted flavor to your final pan sauce.
You only need the 400ml of chicken stock listed in the ingredients, as the meat will release its own natural juices as it cooks. Adding too much extra liquid will dilute the savory flavor and make it much harder for your cornflour and cold butter to thicken into that gorgeous glaze later.
If you’re a fan of garlic-forward recipes, try my Garlic and Herb Cream Cheese (Budget Philadelphia), Crispy Garlic Fries at Home, and Garlic Parmesan Chicken Pasta (Easy One-Pan Recipe).
If you tried this Pork Loin Crock Pot Recipe, it would mean so much to me if you could leave a review & a star rating to let me know how you found it! I love hearing about your experiences – it motivates me to keep creating more and more recipes for you guys 💛 Let’s get cooking! – Mimi x

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