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Caprese Stuffed Pork Roast and Potatoes ๐ฅ๐ ๐ง๐
#foodphotography #recipes #foodie #foodblog #dinner #pork #caprese #eeeeeats #foodiechats #realfood #instafood #foodgasm #cooking #homecook #homecookinghttp://cookbetterthan.com/2018/03/26/caprese-stuffed-pork-roast-potatoes/
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Pork Tenderloins with Asian Apricot Glaze
#foodpics #lunch #dinner #dinnerparty #yumbang #pork #otherwhitemeat #instafood #foodporn #eat #delish #apricot #hungry #foodgram #eatmenow #cookme #awesomefood
http://cookbetterthan.com/2013/10/06/pork-tenderloins-asian-apricot-glaze/
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Country Style Pork Spareribs Carnitas Tacos
At every Taquerรญa I have been in from the hills of Mexico to the dust roadsides of Texas myโฆ
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Pork Roast Stuffed with Spinach and Gorgonzola
This is a nice fall meal: the rich blue cheese, toasty nutty pine nuts and earthy flavor of spinach. It is a great weeknight meal if you have just a little extra time to put into dinner this evening. I like it with a green veggie like broccoli or brussels sprouts. I added a little leftover saffron risotto from the dinner the night before to round out the meal. I like to reuse/repurpose side dishes from one night to the next when because it makes life simple for me, plus no one complains about leftovers when the main course is new and exciting. I served this with a light spicy red wine, nothing to heavy but something to make me think about fall.
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Brined Grilled Pork Chops with Honeybell Orange Relish
I love the thick cut pork chops on the bone for grilling they are great with just a bit of oil and grill spice but taking the time to brine the chops can make them even better. The flavors of coriander, citrus and pork marry together perfectly add a nice dry white wine and some grilled veggies like mushrooms and butternut squash and you have a gourmet meal all made on the grill.
During January and February in Florida we are lucky enough to enjoy a few weeks of citrus heaven, honeybell orange season. These large sweet and juicy oranges are pretty fragile so the rarely are exported outside the state in large quantity, but if you can find them try them. The peal easily and the flesh inside is perfect, sweet and tender. If you canโt get a honnybell for the relish you could use any sweet juicy orange like a tangerine. If the oranges you have are smaller than a softball use two!!
Check out the full recipe here.
