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As usual, I have my ingredients prepared so that I can put the dish together in the most stress free way possible. However, to be fair, you could just prep' your onions and get them on the heat to start browning while you get all the other ingredients ready to go, but, since I had to wait for my photographer to show up I had everything ready to go when he arrived!
A stroganoff was originally made with with strips of beef, however, I think my leftover roast pork is possibly even more tasty than that. I cut the pork into strips as it helps the meat tenderize as it is cooking, but you could equally cut it into cubes, the preference is yours.

- Heat a heavy bottomed pan to med-hot
- Add oil until it shimmers
- Add your diced & sliced onions

- Once lightly browned add your garlic & mushrooms

- Add your tomato puree
- Stir fry occasionally until the steaming stops
- Add your slices of tomato & all your seasonings (salt, pepper, paprika & Worcestershire sauce)

- Stir fry again until all the steaming stops

- Add the Dijon mustard

- Add the gravy (if using) & warm through
- Or add the water & crumbled stock cube

- Add the cream & stir through

- Once the pan is hot again add your meat & cover
- When simmering, lower the heat to very low
- Simmer gently for 30 to 35 minutes



Serving suggestion for Roast Pork Stroganoff Mashed roots & Freshly steamed brocilli
Check out my Mashed Root recipe in Accompaniments on the recipe page for a quick and easy side dish that pairs perfectly with this Roast Pork Stroganoff