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Boil + Pork recipes (58)

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Recipe by: kelliebaby88
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A filling pasta dish, my take on the Italian carbonara.
 
Recipe by: CORWYNN DARKHOLME
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Made from thinly sliced pork fillet, fresh ginger, spring onions and Chinese noodles. It is quick and easy to prepare, and makes a great first course for a dinner party.
 
Recipe by: ONYX78
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When I was in university, I created this delicious pasta dish using my favourite cheap ingredients: bacon, button mushrooms and garlic.
 
Recipe by: Mrs Li
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Very easy and tasty meal made with bacon and pine nuts, finished with fresh tarragon and lemon juice. My husband loves it!
 
Recipe by: Theresa H. Wessman
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A delicious combo of my two favourite foods!
 
Recipe by: PIPPYMOE
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A Spanish-style bean soup that's packed with flavour. Andouille is a spicy, heavily smoked pork sausage that is often associated with Cajun cooking. If you can't find Andouille, try fresh chorizo or a spicy Italian sausage.
 
Recipe by: garybundy
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I'm a very, VERY basic eater and I don't do veg (except for the mighty potato) and spices are usually out of the window too. Bonanza Pie is just a nice way to jumble what I like into one dish. Those who have tried it have all reported back positively.
 
Recipe by: Maggie Pannell
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Serve this traditional american dish with barbecued chicken or pork or as a main course with bread, rice or potatoes.
 
Recipe by: CRVGRL
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The meat can be omitted without compromising the dish. Serve hot with crusty bread and a nice spinach salad.
 
Recipe by: cheryl wisniewski
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My Busia taught me this recipe. What more can I say? This is REAL, old fashioned Polish sausage. Busia always said kneading the meat by hand made the sausage more tender than using a meat grinder.
 
Recipe by: Chrissie Lloyd
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The tart taste of Bramley apples complements celeriac's mild flavour.
 
Recipe by: Maggie Pannell
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A little spicy chorizo goes a long way and adds a fabulous flavour to this colourful rice and vegetable dish. Camargue red rice is especially nutritious, with a higher fibre content even than brown rice, and a wonderful nutty texture.
 
Recipe by: Maggie Pannell
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Kebabs are always a favourite, particularly for casual entertaining. Here, lean pork is marinated in a punchy Argentinian-style sauce, then threaded onto skewers and grilled with wedges of sweet potato and corn cob slices.
 
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Ham soaked overnight in cider is slowly boiled and then baked with sugar and mustard. Delicious served with cauliflower cheese and roast potatoes.
 
Recipe by: DNEWMAN213
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Fresh clams are topped with bacon and chilli butter mixture! Serve with lemon wedges and seafood sauce on the side.
 
Recipe by: Amystar79
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This is a delicious and irresistible dish that everyone loves.
 
Recipe by: GIMMICKCHICK
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A delicious and creamy leek and bacon soup recipe from Germany! It's called "Lauchrahmsuppe mit Speck" in German. Perfect for cold wintery days.
 
Recipe by: Dee J
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Hard-boiled eggs, bacon, fresh spinach leaves and onion are tossed with a lemony dressing.
 
Recipe by: Mary Beth
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A traditional Spanish bean and ham dish, from the Asturias region.
 
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Bacon and leeks feature in this creamy white sauce that is rich, delicious, filling and very easy to make.
 
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