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MUSTARD APRICOT PORK FILET

with Parmesan Potatoes & Roasted Green Beans
4.5(448)502 Reviews
Recipe Development Team
Recipe Development TeamUpdated on October 28, 2024
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Total
40 minutes
Difficulty
Medium
Allergens:
  • Milk

Produced in a facility that processes eggs, milk, fish, peanuts, sesame, shellfish, soy, tree nuts, and wheat.
Serving amount

6

Green Beans

1 tablespoon

Fry Seasoning

12

Potatoes

1 pick

Apricot Jam

1 pick

Chicken Stock Concentrate

3 tablespoon

Parmesan Cheese

(Contains: Milk)

4 teaspoon

Dijon Mustard

Not included in your delivery

10 teaspoon (tsp)

Oil

1 tablespoon (tbsp)

Butter

(Contains: Milk)

per serving
Due to the different suppliers we purchase our products from, nutritional facts per meal can vary from the website to what is received in the delivered box, depending on your region.

Cooking Steps

Customer reviews

Review summary

Updated on Feb 2026
  • Flavor: Many loved the mustard-apricot sauce, calling it delicious and a perfect complement to the tender, juicy pork 🍲.
  • Ease of prep: Customers found this meal easy to prepare, with clear instructions and minimal cleanup required.
  • Suggestions: Some recommended using less mustard in the sauce for a more balanced flavor; others suggested cooking the potatoes at a lower temperature.
  • Leftovers: Several mentioned the dish tasted even better the next day, with flavors melding nicely for lunch.
  • Portions: A few noted the pork filets were on the smaller side; some wanted more green beans included.
AI-generated from customer reviews

Reviews from our home cooks

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Maisie CollignonCooked for 2 people
|Jan 2, 2026

WOW, the mustard apricot sauce was phenomenal! I sauced everything on our plates, it was just so good! I am also a fan of the whole green beans instead of the small cut ones. Perfect dish, lots of flavor!

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Pennie McCartCooked for 2 people
|Dec 31, 2025

Love the mustard/apricot sauce for the pork, very tasty. As always, the roasted veggies were great. The potatoes with melty Parmesan were especially delicious. A great meal all around.

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Karen NolenCooked for 2 people
|Feb 6, 2025

This was delicious! The pork filets were generous portions and when cooked per the recipe instructions they were juicy and tender. We loved the mustard apricot sauce too, as that always puts a gourmet finish on the meal, as did the pinch of Parmesan on the roasted potatoes.

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Teresa LaporteCooked for 2 people
|Apr 9, 2025

Love the mustard apricot sauce drizzled on the pork. The roasted cheesy potatoes and roasted green beans are wonderful side dishes.

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Dan MarekCooked for 2 people
|Feb 2, 2025

The cut of pork was perfect, the sauce made the dish, and the Parmesan potatoes were a perfect side along with the green beans.

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Denise KingCooked for 2 people
|Jan 10, 2025

My husband and I absolutely loved this! Talk about eating restaurant at home!! The mustard apricot sauce was such a great complement to the pork. It tasted too mustardy alone but on the pork, PERFECT!

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KATHERYN HOLBORNCooked for 2 people
|Dec 28, 2025

We are learning to love roasted vegetables they are easy to make and always have a good flavor. The sauce with this one really surprised me. I don't like either mustard or apricot, but mixed together they turned out to be very good.

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Susan RobbinsCooked for 2 people
|Dec 30, 2025

Pork filet is always a fantastic main, added rosemary and orange marmalade to the sauce and it came out plate-lickin' delicious!

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Laurie HoltenCooked for 2 people
|Dec 31, 2025

While the roasted green beans are familiar, the pork with its mustard apricot sauce is new and wonderful. We felt the sauce perfectly complimented the meat. As for the potatoes, slicing them 1/4 inch thick resulted in spuds more like potato chips. I'd recommend thicker slices

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Belinda RogersCooked for 2 people
|Dec 25, 2025

Adjust instructions for 2 servings to use only one packet of mustard because the sauce had too much mustard taste which over powered the apricot. And perhaps a different way of cooking the green beans instead of roasting.