24 recipes for "pork burgers"
Caribbean Pork Burgers with Mango Salsa

Caribbean Pork Burgers with Mango Salsa

Jul 14, 2005

Vera Byquist of Winnipeg has been making these burgers for years. She loves them because they're hot and spicy. We agree, but if you prefer a milder taste, reduce or omit the hot pepper flakes in the patties.

Sage Apple Pork Burgers with Caramelized Onions

Sage Apple Pork Burgers with Caramelized Onions

Jul 14, 2005

Not your average backyard fare, these thick, juicy burgers, dressed up with lettuce and thinly sliced apple, are fancy enough for casual entertaining. And since you can make the patties and the caramelized onions ahead, they might become a weeknight grilling favourite, too.

Smoky Barbecue Sauce

Smoky Barbecue Sauce

Jul 19, 2006

This all-purpose barbecue sauce makes a tasty glaze not only on ribs but also on chicken, steak, pork chops and burgers.

Fresh Tomato Salsa

Fresh Tomato Salsa

Bursting with freshness and vibrant flavour, this salsa adds moisture to Grilled Chicken Fajitas or can be enjoyed with fish, burgers or pork chops.

Chipotle Turkey Burgers

Chipotle Turkey Burgers

Jul 14, 2005

You can make this burger with ground pork, chicken or veal. If you want to roll them in tortillas, shape them into ovals. Top with Avocado Salsa and shredded lettuce and cheese.

Fruit Chili Sauce

Fruit Chili Sauce

Jul 14, 2005

An old-fashioned favourite, this chili sauce is a delicious combination of tomatoes and late-summer fruit. Serve as a sweet and tangy accompaniment to roast beef or pork, grilled-cheese sandwiches or burgers — and more.

Green Pepper Burgers

Green Pepper Burgers

Jul 14, 2005

You can make these burgers with ground chicken, turkey, veal, pork or beef. Top with lettuce, Golden Onions or thickly sliced sweet onion rings and pickled hot peppers. Serve on slices of focaccia bread or flat Portuguese buns.

Quick Zucchini Relish

Quick Zucchini Relish

Jul 8, 2013

A simple small-batch relish is a good way to turn abundant zucchini into something more creative than the typical side dish. The single-jar yield means you don't have to process it in a boiling water canner – just refrigerate it in an airtight container. Serve the relish with grilled chicken or pork, on grilled burgers or sausages, or even in place of salsa with tortilla chips.

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