Pork recipes - page 11

I know I am still yet to feature here the popular beef dish called ?bistek?, a type of beef steak prepared the Filipino-style, but I have already shared a fish variation of the entree in my post ?bistik na bangus? . While I remained unable to post the re

I have already featured here a recipe for ?asadong dila or lengua? but to satisfy a reader?s request, particularly asking an even simpler way to cook the sweetish-salty Chinese influenced-Filipino dish using just basic and ordinary ingredients, I am pos

I already have another version of this recipe up on my blog but Portuguese cooking as with many other ethnic dishes, is all about places, people and different parts of the country. I haven't really been making Portuguese food lately and I've been cr

Hong Kong Style Baked Pork Chop and Rice If you had travelled to Hong Kong and dined in at Cafe De Coral or Fairwood then most probably you know this dish. This popular Hong Kong dish is not just popular in Hong Kong but even with other Cantonese s

Posted by johngl Back in the olden days, when I was in my late teens and lived in Des Moines, IA, there were these two drive-in style places that had just awesome breaded pork tenderloin sandwiches. The first, a little place called Millie s , where I

OK, I have to be honest here - I wasn't a huge fan of pork knuckles/pig's feet/ham hocks - or whatever you want to call them - but there is one (well now two) ways I'll eat them. First is the jellied pig's feet and now this! Recipe taken from new Nigell

I recently made siopao (steamed pork buns), my 2nd time to make them from scratch. I didn t even realize it s been well over a year since the first time I tried my hand at siopao making. So how did my 2nd attempt go? I d say better than the first but

Don?t get confused with the title. This is the same method of cooking I used in preparing ?paksiw na pata? or pork knuckle stewed in vinegar before. This time though, I will be using a leaner pork leg cut instead of ?pata? or hock and double the quantit

We were in a Chinese restaurant here in Colombo, Sri Lanka when one of my friends who?s really into eating pork with fat jokingly ordered ?Pata Tim?, a Filipino dish made of pork hock slowly braised or stewed in soy sauce and sugar until very tender. Of c

?Sinunggaok? is a variation of the popular Filipino dish called ?dinuguan? or pork blood stew. This is a Southern Tagalog (Philippines) regional dish usually being prepared and served in the Batangas area and other neighboring provinces. It is just like

A brand new year has just begun and I guess I am a little late in wishing all my readers a very Happy New Year 2014! Well, better late than never! As any good occasion needs to be celebrated I decided to post the recipe of Pandi Curry (pronounced as 'Pahn

Trying to decide what dish to cook for this month's London Cooking Club event "Comfort Eating Special", was hardly a difficult task - it just had to be a Japanese Nabe . Few dishes evoke such wonderful foodie memories of my childhood as a Na

This porky dish doesn't need much preparation, just let it simmer to cook till the meat is tender. The preserved bean curd ~ 'Nam Yue' adds flavour to the rather bland but crunchy wood ears. For more information regarding the nutrients and goodness of

Have you ever eaten or cooked with pork belly? Pork belly is usually referred to the belly region of a pig which is from the underside. Pork Bellies are more commonly known as Bacon and now, when you think of all the delicious bacon recipes, you know wher

Whenever I see someone cook Southern Food on TV I usually think two things: ?Omg! All that fat, sugar and butter! and it?s all deep fried!?, followed by ?that looks really good. Deep frying does make everything better!?. To bring out my latent Southern

I suppose using milk for the custard paste. However since I have run out of milk I replace with milk powder. It works well too. I like the bright green colour and the swirl effect filling of the bread. Ingredients: ~Water Roux/ Custard pas

I wanted to adapt my usual recipe to make it more like goulash served in Poland. The paprika we've bought here has been darker and spicier (not smoked) so that took care of part of it. I also used pork, the most typical Polish protein, rather than bee

For a few years now I've really been trying to get back to my "roots." I love age old crafts that seem to really have been lost. I've tried for my family to live more sustainably, and really it's a work in progress. (We're not hopping off of the grid just

Made this savoury 'Roast Pork Roll' for dinner recently. I can also call it a meat loaf as basically this is a loaf or roll of bread with meat. The only difference is that the filling is of Chinese style roast pork aka 'siew yoke'.

With S$12.00 on hand what do you usually order for dinner to feed a family of 3 - 4 person? Is it a S$3.00 packet of Chicken Rice or those mixed vegetables Economical Rice(Chap Chye Rice)? Here with S$12.20 we managed to whip up a hearty Winter Melon

My pollen allergy is acting up and I'm still not feeling well, but the bunch of awards I received today from Manu of Manu's Menu is enough reason to do a Monday post and share this recipe with you. :) It's called Ground Pork in Tomato Sauce

Ingredients: 1 lb. pork, cut into serving pieces 1 tsp. salt 1/8 tsp. pepper 3 cloves garlic, minced 1 onion, sliced 1 tbsp. patis (fish sauce) 4 potatoes, peeled and quartered 1 cup water 1/2 cup tomato sauce 1/2

Ingredient 1 Chicken bone (Keep the Meat for stir fry or Stew) 200g Pork Liver 200g Minced Pork 1 large bittergourd, sliced thinly Handful of dried scallops 2 Litres Water 1 Egg Method 1. Scald the chicken bone in

Last Christmas, my husband's co-worker gave us some homemade teriyaki sauce. This is the second Christmas that she has given this to us, and I am already looking forward to next Christmas' present. Needless to say, it tastes soooo good. It has the perfect