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	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.	2 votes 6012 views
	Fabulous Pork Tacos by John Spottiswood I made pork tacos for the Superbowl modeled after my favorite taqueria -- a hole in the wall in Playa Del Carmen called El Fogon. I may not have quite matched El Fogon, but these are darn good! I highly recommend them. I served them with Homemade Corn Tortillas (see my recipe) which were great, but they'll taste great with any…	1 vote 1 comment 9538 views
	Mexican Corn and Potatoes by Robyn Savoie In the Summer roast the fresh corn and while doing that roast those Serrano's. The additional smoky flavor will only enhance this. I like to serve this as side during a picnic because you can prepare this the day before. First, leave the onions raw. Spray a disposable aluminum pan with non-stick cooking spray. Toss all the…	1 vote 5077 views
	Cajun Spiced Pork Chops by kingnate9 "This is an incredibly flavorful recipe that is quick and easy to make. Most people keep these spices stocked in their pantry!"	1 vote 3097 views
	Pork Scaloppine With Mushroom Sauce by Robyn Savoie Make these chops to star in your family's next dinnertime production. Serve with sautéed mixed vegetables and good fresh bread.	1 vote 3838 views
	Hawaiian Breakfast Fried Rice by Culinary Envy Hawaiian Breakfast Fried Rice is loaded with sweet pineapple, yummy pork sausage, honey ham, crispy bacon and savory veggies.	1 vote 2165 views
	Pork Sausage with Braised Fennel by Nate Appleman This 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!	3 votes 1 review 7048 views
	Ham Burgers by Stephen Crout I like those ham steaks you get at the supermarket, the big ones with the little round bone. I like to grind them up and make burgers. The ham is quite salty, so I start with a 10-minute simmer in water, then cool down and put through my meat grinder. I suppose one could use a food processor, although the texture won't be as fine or…	1 vote 823 views