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Grilled Asian Pork Loin by John SpottiswoodWe had a BBQ party today and served pork loin with two different types of marinade. This one was universally loved. It has a wonderful sweet and salty flavor. The kids definitely preferred this one, though the adults were more evenly split. Easy to make and perfect for a large BBQ party! The picture didn't turn out very well, but… |
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Barbecue Pork Ribs - Hawaiin style by Daniel MiyasakiI've been cooking pork ribs for many years in many different styles. This is my favorite. It's not a lot of work and everyone who has tried them has raved about them. They are even better as left overs the next day. They are very flavorful, so you don't need to eat a lot to have a great dish. Try with white or brown rice, some… |
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Barbecue Pork Ribs by John SpottiswoodThis is my father-in-law's famous ribs recipe. He's a well traveled dentist, and has served this to friends and colleagues from all over the country. Most will tell you honestly they are the best ribs they have ever had. This is what our kids ask for when they are at Grandpa's house near their birthday and they get to pick the… |
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Jerk Pork by John SpottiswoodTraditional Jerk Pork is made with the whole pig. I've been successful, though, with the Pork Shoulder roast. It's advantages are it's is widely available, cheap, and suitably moist and tasty! Watch the spices you use and adjust if kids are going to be eating it. If not, spicier is better! I made this for a HUGE party, so cut… |
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the messiah by the tankinatorget a massive mixing bowl and throw as many children iin as you can the fatter the better |
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Barbecue Pork Ribs by SusanTender, tasty barbecue pork ribs! |
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Beer marinated pork chops by Peter BrownWhen selecting pork chops for this dish make sure they are evenly sliced so that they are all ready at the same time. The chops should also have a good circle of fat because this adds to the flavour. To extract the best flavour from the marinade it is best to soak the meat overnight in a covered dish in the refrigerator, otherwise… |
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Pulled Pork "Pibil" by Frank FarielloPulled pork may be a bit time-consuming but it is actually quite easy to do. In fact, although it takes long, slow cooking, like a lot of such dishes it practically cooked itself. Typically, you begin by coating your roast with a 'dry rub' (a mixture of dried herbs and spices) and letting it sit, as long as overnight, to marinate.… |
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Hot Hoisin Ribs by MichelineSucculent ribs guaranteed to please. You can make them ahead and re-heat them 10 minutes on the BBQ before serving. For milder flavour, omit or reduce the asian chili paste. These are finger lickin` good. |
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Smoked Baby Back Ribs by Bob VincentThese are tasty ribs. I made them for Father's Day this weekend. The ribs had plenty of meat on them. The key to this type of cooking is not to be in a hurry. The results of waiting while the ribs slow smoke is worth the time. Slow and low is the attitude here. A constant temperature is also important; 225' is perfect for… |
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Honey Glazed BBQ Pork Tenderloins by Nancy Miyasaki
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BBQ Sichuan Pork Ribs by Cheap Ethnic EatzI love Asian food but except for Thai don’t ask me to identify the specific style of cooking. So when I found out that this month’s theme for the International Incident Party was Sichuan (or Szechuan) I was quite excited to plunge into a sub category of an Ethnic Food…if you will permit my odd analogy. |
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Pork Side Ribs With Mandarins And Veggies by ElaineThese pork side ribs are first semi-cooked on the grill on tinfoil, then transferred to direct heat to obtain the familiar 'grill marks'! Decidedly pork in flavor, yet subtly imbued with the zesty combination of veggies and fruit. Prep:30m Cook:60m Servings:4 |
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Dry-Brined and BBQ'd Pork Loin Roast by Unknown ChefFor those of you in my age group, you might remember,"The wet head is dead, long live the dry look." The Dry Look was Gillette's new hairspray for men. And yes, I was part of that revolution. Even convinced my Dad to use the stuff. So, how does that relate to this recipe? Well, in my kitchen, wet-brining is dead, long live… |
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Barbecued Country Ribs with a beer and mustard glaze by Brett Ede
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