Pork Souvlaki with Tzatziki by John Spottiswood

It wasn't until I went to Greece that I tasted pork souvlaki (kebab). I'd had lamb souvlaki at greek restaurants and festivals in the US, but never pork, While the pork is not quite as flavorful as lamb, it is healthy and so easy to make from a pork tenderloin or loin roast. In addition to the tzataki, we also served this with…

BBQ Pork Tenderloin - Spanish Style by John Spottiswood

This dish is from south-eastern Spain where Moorish influences are still found in many dishes. The combination of middle eastern spices and pork is wonderful. These are often served on kebabs as part of a tapas dish called Pinchos Morunos. You can follow the same directions below, cutting the meat into 1 inch chunks and grilling for…

5-Hour Pork Sugo by Staffan Terje

Sugo is a long-cooked Italian sauce; similar to a Ragu or a Bolognese. Choose your favorite pasta to go with this big and decadent dish. Enjoy!

Chorizo by John Allred

An authentic traditional chorizo recipe that will transport you to Spain and add that real flavour to dishes that some commercial varieties lack.

Pork chops in aromatic beer sauce by Alida

I have cooked these pork chops in beer which is an old fashion way of doing pork and seems to combine well with it.

Hotdog Sausage Rolls by Hungry Jenny

These turned out a slightly different shape to how I wanted but they taste good and still look alright...I guess! These are a little fiddly to make so wrap half of the pastry and leave in the fridge whilst you make one batch, to avoid letting the rest of the pastry from getting too soft!…

Pork and Pineapple Kebabs with Pineapple Rice by Nazzareno Casha

Festive Favourites: Cocktail Sausage Rolls by Karen Vivers

At this time of year, there's no point in trying to be cool, trendy, innovative or different. What we want are the old favourites. We want prawn cocktail, we want sherry trifle, we want bread sauce with our turkey and stuffing. And, we want sausage rolls at our parties! So, I decided not to try and "jazz" things up or "modernise"…

Cuocere Stile Italiano by Rosemarie

The biggest challenge to making these sumptuous pork chops is the age-old question: fresh or dried herbs? While fresh is always better, sometimes dried is the way, be it a seasonal thing or a personal preference. The relish also goes well atop toasted baguettes or alongside a finely grilled steak.