Blackberry Rum-Glazed Pork Loin
Blackberry Rum-Glazed Pork Loin is a delightful dish that beautifully marries savory and sweet flavors. Picture this: a succulent pork loin, tender and juicy, covered in a rich glaze made from fresh blackberries and a splash of rum. It’s the kind of meal that can elevate a simple weeknight dinner or dazzle at your next family gathering. I’ve made this dish countless times, and each time, it impresses with its vibrant colors and mouthwatering aroma. Whether you’re cooking for a cozy dinner or planning a festive brunch, this recipe will undoubtedly steal the spotlight.
Why This Dish is a Must-Try
You might be wondering, what makes Blackberry Rum-Glazed Pork Loin special? For starters, it’s the perfect balance of flavors — the sweetness of the blackberries intersects with the warmth of the rum, creating a mouthwatering glaze that coats the pork beautifully. This dish is great for any occasion! It’s quick enough for a busy weeknight yet sophisticated enough for a holiday feast. Plus, cooking a pork loin is budget-friendly and feeds a crowd, making it an economical yet impressive choice for gatherings.
"The Blackberry Rum-Glazed Pork Loin was a hit at our family dinner! The glaze was exceptional, and the pork was so tender – I can’t wait to make it again!"
Preparing Blackberry Rum-Glazed Pork Loin
Making this Blackberry Rum-Glazed Pork Loin is straightforward and rewarding. You’ll start by creating a luscious blackberry rum glaze that will be brushed on your pork loin. While it roasts in the oven, the glaze caramelizes, enhancing the flavors beautifully. Overall, this recipe takes about an hour — 60 minutes to roast and a few extra minutes of prep time. It’s a delicious exploration worth every minute spent in the kitchen!
What You’ll Need
Here’s your ingredient list for this scrumptious dish:
- 2 lb pork loin
- 1 cup blackberries
- 1/2 cup rum
- 1/4 cup brown sugar
- 2 cloves garlic, minced
- 1 tsp dried thyme
- Salt and pepper to taste
Feel free to experiment a little! You could swap out the brown sugar for maple syrup if you want a unique twist on sweetness.







