Jerk Pork Stew
Serve this saucy, spicy Jamaican-inspired stew with mashed potatoes. You can buy cubed pork shoulder in many grocery stores. Or buy a couple of pork shoulders and trim, cube and freeze them in 1-lb (500 g) portions.
Serve this saucy, spicy Jamaican-inspired stew with mashed potatoes. You can buy cubed pork shoulder in many grocery stores. Or buy a couple of pork shoulders and trim, cube and freeze them in 1-lb (500 g) portions.
Use leftovers from our Double Rack of Pork recipe to make a satisfying sandwich.
Butterflying the pork tenderloin cuts the cooking time in half. Serve with whole wheat couscous.
A quick sear and braise is all that's needed to turn pork tenderloin into an elegant dish. The fresh cheese simply melts over the pork to finish the dish.
The whole family will love this tender, slow-cooked pulled pork. See our tip below for how to make these crispy carnitas tacos.
Brining is a super-easy make-ahead solution that adds flavour and prevents meat from drying out, so it's great for pork. We've used boneless pork loin chops for easier slicing.
This slow-cooker pork is tasty and versatile: You can make it for tacos, nachos, enchiladas and pulled pork on a bun. The filling can be made ahead and refrigerated for up to three days. Serve with sour cream to dollop over top.
Make this quick version of Mexican carnitas (braised pork tacos) with leftover roast pork. Slice the pork as thinly as you can, then coarsely chop or shred it into bite-size pieces. Use your sharpest, thinnest chef's knife for the job.
Pickling spices and mint give pork a tasty pickup. For drama, serve the stew in large hollowed-out crusty rolls.
This pork roast demands little marinating time and just a couple of quick bastes while it's in the oven. Ontario pork and locally made Riesling wine are some of the province's best ingredients. Make sure you enjoy a sip or two of that Riesling while you roast the pork.