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Pork tenderloin is a lean cut that can easily dry out But stuffing it with herbs, shallots and capers helps keep it nice and juicy as it roasts in a hot oven, and tying up the meat so it’s the same thickness all over helps it cook evenly After the pork is roasted, the drippings are simmered with orange juice, garlic and a little wine to make a quick, gently sweet pan sauce that goes wonderfully well with the meat
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Pork cube steaks are coated in seasoned bread crumbs, fried to a golden brown, then baked with sauteed mushrooms in a delicious sour cream, broth, and cream of chicken soup sauce.
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These make real mouth-watering 'Pig-cicles'! They take a while to cook, and when you eat them, you'll have pork fat smeared from ear to ear! Mmm! Mmm! I like to smoke with hickory wood, but any of your favorite will suffice.
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Country-fried cube steaks dredged in a spicy flour coating are pan-fried, then gently simmered in rich onion gravy until tender.
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This asparagus and chicken casserole with a browned crumb topping is easy because you use canned asparagus and soup.
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This Cuban rotisserie pork loin recipe cooks a citrus-garlic-marinated pork loin over red bell peppers and onions.
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Tacos al Pastor are a favorite in Mexico and Mexican restaurants throughout the world for good reason. We've taken the delicious, authentic flavors that make these tacos so special, and adapted the recipe for your home kitchen, so you can enjoy it whenever a craving strikes!
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Rib rub made with brown sugar, cumin, and plenty of heat from chili powder and cayenne pepper is perfect for baby back ribs or spare ribs.
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Spicy, brawny and full of ginger and garlic, these pork noodles are a play on dumplings, but easier to make at home If you don’t have the black vinegar to sprinkle on top of the sliced ginger, you can simply leave it out Or try substituting balsamic, which is a bit sweeter, but has similar caramel notes to play off the ginger’s pungency
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To cook this seafood-and-chorizo paella, use the grill as both a stovetop and an oven, simultaneously using direct and indirect heat. We've replaced his whole crab with jumbo lump crabmeat for simplicity's sake.