Let’s put this scrumptious and hearty dish on your plate, in no time. You need to score the sausages first so that when you slide them into the oven with the sauteed veggies, they start to drip some of their juices over the vegetable bed. As for the bed, make it from cubed mushrooms, broccoli florets, and shredded red cabbage. Ho, ho!
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Care for a hearty and filling dish? This skillet stew is just what you need in the winter days, not to mention the holiday season. The smoked sausage and the red beans are here to prove it. The shrimp is here to back them up.
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What if we’d oven-baked the pork fillets instead of frying them? Before that and before coating them with flour, whisked egg, and panko, we’ll add some flavor by marinating them in soy sauce, olive oil, oregano, and basil. Just because we can.
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Making sandwiches is an art in itself. Here’s only one example. We coated these open sandwiches with a creamy mixture made with pork tenderloin, egg, spring onion, and chili, all mashed together and spiced. All this needed a matching topping, so the sesame seeds (white & black) won the contest.
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The big secret to adding extra-flavor to your grilled meat is to marinate it. This is exactly what we did with this pork neck. Feel free to browse the ingredient list and see what we marinated the steaks in. If you feel like there is an Asian touch to it, then you’re right.
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If you’re guessing these meatballs have a certain Asian touch, then you’re right. You’ll be using upgraded pork mince, one mixed with carrot, celery, bell pepper, and panko breadcrumbs. You’ll be serving these meatballs covered in a creamy mildly sweet tomato sauce. And what better side-dish for these guys than rice?
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If you ever have a need for a stew you can always come to this page. Here you’ll find this hearty satisfying dish made with pork mince and white beans, mainly. To add it more flavor we used tomatoes, nutmeg, thyme and that’s not all. Take a look at this 40-minute job and bookmark this page.
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We feel an urge for meat and pasta from time to time, don’t you? If you’re like us, you’ll take 1 hour or so of your time and prepare a tray of meatballs, say, pork and carrot. You’ll serve them over pasta flavored with pesto sauce. Toss almond flakes to make things even more interesting.
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Let’s again say ‘hello’ to French cuisine. This time with a terrine made with ham and veggies. After patiently waiting for it to harden in the fridge, turn the pan over, slice the terrine and serve it cold or at room temperature.
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If this recipe makes you think of Asian cuisine, then you are right. It’s the Asian cuisine that primarily inspired us here, but we also added an Arabic touch to it by using couscous. So, think of this flavored pan-fried pork belly as belonging to the world.
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Pork hocks are intensely used in German and Asian cuisine and that’s because they’re delicious if you know how to cook them. Here we show you how to pair them with beans and how to irresistibly flavor everything with bay leaves, onion, tomato paste, and thyme. Let’s get on with it.
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The fatty pork belly is the celebrated pork cut from which the bacon is prepared. Only this time, we simply want to cook this delicious and popular cut. And we’ll do that by braising it. So, the first step is searing the pork in olive oil and the second is baking it covered at medium temperature. We’ll further flavor the meat in step two by cooking it with thyme, red onion, and apple. Step three: enjoy!
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