Delicious pork ribs, anyone? You only need about 5 minutes to prepare them, then let the oven do its job. Play with different tastes by preparing a hot and sour mixture with soy sauce, ginger, and lime juice. Give it a final touch with brown sugar.
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Pork neck is the most savory cut of pork, that has a soft and juicy texture. And since it’s barbecue season we recommend cooking it on the grill. It takes around 15 minutes to cook and it works great with some parmesan and garlic roasted potatoes.
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A savory looking pair of pork chops is just right to spoil yourself after a long week. But, if you are tied to a diet, it’s not exactly the lightest meal. You can change that by serving it with the right side. Cook it into the oven with some butternut squash and spinach, flavored with a light touch of sage. You will surely enjoy it!
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Pork belly fans anyone? Sure, it’s not the most diet-friendly ingredient on the planet, but it’s ok to indulge in it from time to time. Especially when you cook it in a delicious way. We’ve decided to give it an Asian flavor by spicing it up with some soy sauce, hoisin, rice vinegar, and garlic and serve it with a simple side of rice.
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How does this autumn recipe sound to you? A pair of deliciously looking pork chops served with a side of apple slices, cooked with a Dijon mustard sauce, flavored with chili, sage, and rosemary. All together in the same skillet! Easy to make and delicious, cooking this recipe tonight really is a no-brainer!
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If you’ve gotten yourself in a bit of a lunch routine and don’t know what new combos to try, then let’s get you out of it! Try this complete dish of pork chops with spinach and roasted cauliflower, and you’re all set!
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30 minutes to marinate and 45 minutes to roast. This leaves you with just 10 minutes for the actual preparations. Not a lot, is it? When putting together the marinade, add plenty of salt. Flavor the meat heavily with oregano and tarragon. Also don’t forget the balsamic vinegar, lemon juice, and honey for a sweet and sour upgrade.
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We sure can tell you this: Romanians do know their food! And now you can try one of the best things their cuisine has to offer. These stuffed cabbage rolls are made of beef, pork, and rice and they’re cooked in a clay pot to preserve their delicious flavor. You can flavor them with some nice, smoked pancetta.
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Are you in the mood for some savory, roasted pork? We have just the perfect recipe, but we warn you it does help to have a bit of time to spare. Add the pork to your crockpot, along with spices and other ingredients, and let the slow-cooker do the rest of the work for you. What to flavor the pork with? We’ve gone for some ginger, soy sauce, honey, and Worchester sauce. Feel free though to choose your own favorite marinade.
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Well, it may take some time, but the easiest way to make pulled pork is using the slow cooker. Cook the pork for 6 hours over high temperature to make the meat fork tender, and with the help of a fork, your pulled pork is ready in no time. Serve it with a crispy side of onion and bell pepper rings.
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Pork belly is a rich, delicious ingredient that we may not serve that often. It may be quite savory, but some people can be turned away because it is quite rich in fat. But, we think it’s okay to enjoy its flavor from time to time. Especially when marinated with lots of special ingredients, cooked on the stove until golden and crispy, and served with a delicious side of wild rice.
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Are you in the mood for some juicy and tender pork meat and a sweet side dish? How about trying this combo, made in a skillet, at first on the stove, and then in the oven? The pork meat goes well with pear and red onion. And your appetite!
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