Along with the tenderloin, there was some salt, pepper, garlic powder, onion powder, sage, Worcestershire sauce, some Dale's seasoning sauce, and meat tenderizer powder. I let this baby cook on low all night (2a - 9a, told you I had to stay up late). This is what I was greeted to Monday morning:
I know you can't see it too well, but trust me, it looked and smelled great. Now, to go along with this bad boy, I tossed some Sister Schubert's Parker House yeast rolls into the oven (after applying some butter to the tops), made some instant creamed potatoes, corn and green beans:
While those were cooking, I drained the juices from the crock pot into a sauce pan, added a mixture of flour and water, and made that into gravy:
Once the gravy was made, I added it back to the crock pot and tenderloin, and transported it all to work (where the last 2 pics were taken).
That was the tenderloin all cut up and ready to be tossed onto a plate, with the rolls above them. And here's what was on my plate:
Everyone loved it, and raved about how tasty it was. I'm glad they all enjoyed it.
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