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5-Hour Pork Sugo by Staffan TerjeSugo 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! |
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Slow-Roasted Pork Stew with Fennel, Tomatoes, and Olives by John SpottiswoodThis is one of those fantastic recipes where you put a spoonful to your lips halfway through the preparation and you smile in amazement. The combination of flavors is just that good...and very original too. I've never had anything quite like this. The fennel, onions, garlic, olives, tomato and wine all just meld together into one… |
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Pork Medallions In A Red Wine Cream Sauce by NanetteAn absolutely delicious pork dish. The "little ear" pasta is the perfect shape to capture this rich, full-bodied sauce. It's surprisingly quick and easy. A real pleaser! |
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Baked ziti with pork ragu by Chris PatilThis is a giant, lusty dish that plays on our basest desires. It has become my go-to entree for large parties of carnivores, especially when cooking time is limited and I expect to serve family-style. I once made this for a New Year's Eve party; people who hadn't been there were showing up the next day to see whether there were… |
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Pork Sausage with Braised Fennel by Nate ApplemanThis is one of our most popular dishes at SPQR. You can cook the sausage any way you like but I'd recommend frying it light extra virgin olive oil - should get to a nice dark brown color outside. Serve this with my Fried Brusseles Sprouts and pasta. Enjoy! |
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Pork fillet black nebrodi cooked at low temperature in a pistachio crust and hazelnut flavored with black truffle pasta sauce mara in Modica by Andrea MatrangaThe fillet of Pork Black Nebrodi has a sweet flesh and rich in fat, fruity taste (thanks feeding these animals, berries and fruits). |
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Verza e salsiccia (Cabbage and Sausage) by Frank FarielloNot sure about you, but the weather here has crossed the line from pleasantly crisp to downright cold at night. That's as good an excuse as any for some good, stick to the ribs eating. It may sound eastern European, but Italians, too, like their cabbage, especially in colder weather, and like to combine it with pork. The typical… |
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Tuscan Pork with Mashed Sweet Potatoes by John SpottiswoodSlow cooking the pork with fennel seed gives it a fantastic flavor. The potatoes are good enough to make a dish on their own! |
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Pork chops in aromatic beer sauce by AlidaI have cooked these pork chops in beer which is an old fashion way of doing pork and seems to combine well with it. |
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Slow Cooker Polenta with Sausage Ragù by Frank FarielloMaking polenta the old-fashioned way is a laborious job, as we all know, involving a lot of stirring over a good 45 minutes or more to reach the right, creamy consistency. Italians have developed any number of tricks to make the job a bit easier, as I have outlined in my post on How to Make Polenta. The slow cooker provides yet… |
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Pork Loin w/ Roma Tomatoes & Capers by Yvonne Tally, Your Fit GourmetDo not boil the liquid, just simmer lively otherwise the meat will cook too fast and be tough and dry. Using a pork loin rather than tenderloin is less expensive by about $1 per pound. Have you butcher slice it for you in 1/2 – 3/4 inch thick medallions. |
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Grilled Pork Ribs with Fennel and Rosemary by Nate ApplemanCan be served as an appetizer, part of a small-plate meal, or as a main. Make sure to marinate ribs for 24 hours - but don't overcook so that the meat falls off the bone. |
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Pork Chops with Bell Pepper and Caper Sauce by Chef Feiny www.feintastingfoods.comONE OF MY FAVORTIES!!!!!! The combination of the bell peppers, shallots, capers sets for an AMAZING marriage to the pork chops. ;-) |
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Crispy stuffed pork chops by FromScratch SarahI dont eat meat, but LOVE making these...its the process that makes it so fun.It just makes you feel like a true chef, although its really easy, and everyone loves to eat them, no extra sauce or gravy needed with these! Sorry the picture did not turn out well.... |
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