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Type |
Cuisine |
| Brine for Pork or Poultry |
Pork |
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Experiment with various flavor combinations and brining times. The ratio of salt to water, however, should not stray too far from the proportions outlined in this recipe, although the quantity of sugar can be reduced, eliminated altogether, or be replaced by a roughly similar amount of brown sugar, maple syrup, or honey. The recipe can be halved or quartered to yield a smaller quantity of brine. |
| Chipotle Carnitas |
Pork |
Mexican |
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I've only seen 1 recipe, which is where I got this, that has the ingredients that Chipotle lists on their web site for their carnitas. |
| Spicy Sweet Sausage and Peppers |
Pork |
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| Spanish Roasted Pork Marinade |
Pork |
Spanish |
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| Spicy Pork Chops |
Pork |
Indian & Pakistani |
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This is my husband and my younger sons favorite meal. Typically they both finish two pork chops each.
I hope you like them too.
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| Baby back ribs |
Pork |
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My aunt introduced me to these and I never thought that I liked ribs until I had hers. They are so delicious and make such a great presentation for a crown.
(just an FYI, we usually buy ribs at SAMS. You can get 3 racks for about $20 ish. Great deal!) |
| Pork Stock |
Pork |
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| Pork |
Pork |
British |
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Turning the heat high at the end will ensure the crackling. |
| PORK LOIN ROAST (ARROSTO DI MAIALE) |
Pork |
Italian |
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| Calabrese Sausage |
Pork |
Italian |
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| Baked Ham with Mustard-Rum Glaze |
Pork |
American |
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Perfectly baked ham - sweet and deeply browned on the outside and tender and juicy on the inside - speaks eloquently of Sunday dinner. Few meats are easier and less worrisome to prepare. Serve this with a selection of the specialty mustards, hot, sweet and tart. There will be ample leftovers, which are great for sandwiches and salads. |
| Pork Chops with Cider Sauce |
Pork |
American |
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| Loin of Pork in Balsamic Vinegar |
Pork |
Italian |
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| Pineapple-Marinated Loin Back Pork Ribs with Honey-Garlic Tomato Glaze |
Pork |
American |
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| Roast Loin of Pork |
Pork |
Italian |
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| Grilled Herb-Crusted Pork Steaks |
Pork |
American |
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It's not customary to cook pork medium-rare as you would a beef steak, but you still want it to be moist and flavorful. A short brining does the trick. |
| Curried Pork Chops |
Pork |
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| Noisettes de filet mignon de porc au miel (Pork filet mignon rounds with honey) |
Pork |
French |
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It is very important to let the meat rest after removing it from the oven. This allows the heat to penetrate through the meat and finish the cooking. |
| GRILLED PORK TENDERLOIN |
Pork |
Argentinian |
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THE WORD PIQUILLO IN SPANISH TERMS, MEANS "LITTLE BEAK" WHICH IS THE SHAPE OF THE PEPPER. THUS IN THE SAME TOKEN, THE WORD PIMENTO TRANSLATES TO PEPPER WHICH ARE ONE IN THE SAME. THE PIQUILLO PEPPERS ARE FOR THE MOST PART, GROWN IN NORTHERN SPAIN, HAND PICKED AND THEN ROASTED SLOWLY OVER OPEN FIRES. AS THE PEPPERS COOL DOWN, THEY ARE THEN PEELED AND PACKED IN JARS OR TINS. THE ROASTING SWEETENS THE PIQUILLO AS IT DOES ANY ROASTED PEPPER. I'VE HAD THEM IN SPAIN AND THEY ARE GREAT. THE PIQUILLO PEPPERS FROM LODOSA, “PIMIENTO DEL PIQUILLO DE LODOSA” ARE CONSIDERED THEIR CADILLAC. HOWEVER, THE PRICE THAT YOU HAVE TO PAY FOR THEM HERE BARELY JUSTIFIES THE TASTE.
ROAST YOUR OWN RED PEPPERS, USE A BED OF FRESH BABY SPINACH AND SOME GOOD IMPORTED PROSCIUTTO.
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| Chipotle Carnitas |
Pork |
Mexican |
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Check the cookbook. I just glanced at the recipe today, but that's the idea. |
| Barbecue Pulled Pork Sandwiches |
Pork |
American |
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This sweet and savory meal is popular with the kids. Easy to makem, you may want to serve it with some crunchy coleslaw on the side. |
| Sylta |
Pork |
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| PORK IN TAMARIND SAUCE |
Pork |
Thai |
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| Stuffed Pork Chops |
Pork |
American |
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Sautéing first over high heat and then covered over low heat helps to prevent the chops from turning dry. |
| brined pork |
Pork |
American |
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About 150 years ago, cooks and commercial food processors relied salting and smoking and brining to prevent various foods like meats, fish, and vegetables from spoiling. Today, brined meat dishes such as chicken and pork are appearing in upscale restaurant menus around the country. Brining is also a simple way of improving texture, tenderness and flavor. Since brining causes meat to absorb liquid, a good brining solution makes meat juicier and tastier than it would be normally. A good example would be lean pork and even for turkey. Another asset is that it draws some of the blood and bacteria out off the meat.
American pigs are 50 to 70 percent leaner than they were 20 years ago, however, fat does contribute moisture and flavor to the meat. And, since the worm that causes Trichinosis is no longer present in American pork, it is now safe enough that it doesn't have to be cooked well done. My Mother would overcook pork so much that you could have used it for heels on your shoes. However, By brining the pork chops for 24 hours it draws out some of the blood and bacteria and you can cook it to 140 degrees without having any problems. Today, some people are still convinced that If they see pink in a pork chop, they think they're going to get sick. ???
Experiment with seasonings: Because there's more salt and seasoning in the brine than in the meat, the meat muscle absorbs the seasonings throughout instead on the surface only, as in most grilling methods. Kosher Salt is essential; 1 cup per gallon of water. Everything else is optional: E.G. fresh thyme and rosemary or any other herbs, garlic, ginger, fresh juniper berries, clove, cinnamon stick, vanilla bean, mustard seed, coriander seed, star anise, hot pepper flakes or Sichuan peppercorns; for sweetness use sugar, honey or maple syrup which will also enhance browning. Two things to remember; Don't reuse the brine and don't salt brined meat before cooking.
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| THE ITALIAN FEAST SAUSAGE, PEPPER, & ONION SANDWICH |
Pork |
Italian |
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| MAIALE DELLA GRIGLIA |
Pork |
Italian |
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In Italian MAIALE DELLA GRIGLIA means GRILLED PORK |
| Garlic and Cumin Grilled Pork Loin Roast |
Pork |
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| Carolina Pulled Pork |
Pork |
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This had great reviews. |
| Pulled Pork Barbecue |
Pork |
American |
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NOTE: I have cooked the roast on high instead of low when I was in a hurry and didn't have that long. I have also done the last past on low and left to heat while we were at church and then it was ready to eat when we got home.
I used a BBQ sauce that was very thick the first time and it was pretty dry, so since then I add a little water to it and it turns out perfect.
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