What do you like to cook with pork?

JayJay - posted on 08/16/2011

you probably already heard these ones...but one option would be serving it with a cream based soup, like cream of mushroom or cream of celery. Tastes yummy and quick! I also love just adding mango salsa on my pork chops! I don't have time to make the salsa myself, so I just make sure I buy it. These are fast, easy and you get all your veggies servings. I also generally just bake the pork chops, cuz it allows me more time to spend with my son or prepping other accompanying foods. My 2.5yr old loves these meals.

Linda - posted on 08/16/2011

yellow rice, corn

Patricia - posted on 08/12/2011

pork and avacado burritos. mmmmmmmmm!!!!

Brittany - posted on 08/07/2011

I'm a pork chops and apple sauce kind of girl. It's also good with a mango chutney. I don't like to do anything fancy with it, just salt and pepper. Pork goes so well with sweet things. My hubby doesn't like his apple sauce cold so I often heat it to go with the chops. It's also good with wild rice mixed with roaster carrots and sweet peas.

Debbie - posted on 08/05/2011

we make egg rolls with ground pork. cook with shredded bok choy and sesame oil. when all tender roll in won ton wrappers and fry. get the chinese chile sauce in the green bottle and there you go. easy and good.

Kelsey - posted on 08/03/2011

When I cook pork, I grill it, then we might have corn on the cob, baked beans, and a cold salad! (maybe some garlic bread too) Makes for an all around wholesome meal and fills up the bellies.

LISA - posted on 08/02/2011

I like to place the pork chops in an electric skillet (sprayed with pam). Brown the first side then flip to brown the other when you flip them add little red potatoes (cut in half), baby carrots and sliced onions ( like your doing a pot roast), cover with a can of chicken or beef broth and bring to a boil, cover and put on simmer for 25 to 30 minutes. serve

Shannon - posted on 08/02/2011

Sweet potatoes, dressing, cinnamon apples

Elena - posted on 08/02/2011

Mandarines with pork and a sweet sour sauce.

Shannon - posted on 07/31/2011

sweet potatoes, cinnamon apples,

Grisell - posted on 07/29/2011

I love mashed potatoes & gravy with pork; but the latino touch is awesome rice with pigeon beans (arroz con gandules), fried green platain (tostones), mashed green platain (mangu), or cassaba in olive oil, onion and garlic (yuca al mojo).

Barbie - posted on 07/29/2011

Sweet Potatoes; cooked any way!

Ashley - posted on 07/29/2011

What are you looking for? I have a few pasta recipes i can give you if you would like them.

Ruth - posted on 07/29/2011

I really like cranberry sauce with my pork (those bags of fresh cranberries you can get around Thanksgiving freeze really well, so I tend to stock up), but I've also done orange sauce, or pan-fried and made gravy with the drippings.

I also like to slice it thin, and stir-fry it with some garlic and ginger, vegetables, and a slightly spicy sauce, and serve over rice.

Patricia - posted on 07/20/2011

I enjoy a nice pork loin roast cooked in saurkraut and serve it over home made mashed potaoes with pork gravy....also a side of applesauce of course! :-) It's the "German" in me I think! lol

Grisell - posted on 07/20/2011

The best way is BBQ or roast.

Serena - posted on 07/17/2011

sweet and sour sauce

Heather - posted on 07/14/2011

A really easy recipe!!! Shred up your leftover pork roast and throw it in the crockpot. Add some green enchilada sauce, cumin, and cyenne. Let it simmer on low for about 4 hours then serve it on soft taco shells with some shredded lettuce, cheese and a squeeze of lime. This is so delicious and tastes like you slaved over it allllll day long!

Amanda - posted on 07/14/2011

I usually make a parmesan crusted pork chop. I just crush up some ritz crackers in gallon zip lock bag (or you can use breadcrumbs, I have when I was out of ritz), put some parmesan cheese in there (about 1/8-1/4 of a cup) shake it up, throw the pork chops in, shake them around, or you can do an egg wash first if you want a thicker crust. Bake them. I usually serve that with cheesy mashed potatoes. Just make mashed potatoes & grate some sharp cheddar into it. I serve it with english peas usually or broccoli.
I also do a pork chop in the skillet & serve it with lima beans & sweet potatoes.
If you are doing pulled pork, roasted potatoes are always great with it, with roasted asparagus or corn on the cob.

Amy - posted on 07/14/2011

We use unseasoned ground pork to make pork burgers...grill them on the grill with some BBQ and YUMMY!! Then we just add some salad or something. Also, we are huge fans of BBQ pork steaks, again on the grill. We add twice baked potatoes or mac & cheese.

Michelle - posted on 07/14/2011

White small potatoes, and mixed vegetables, with yeast rolls and butter on the side.

Jessica - posted on 07/14/2011

are we wanting recipes? I have a few:) but as to go along side it... ANYTHING!! My favorite is sauteed green beans, rice, and fresh fruit!!(Particularly watermelon but any others will do:)

Ashton - posted on 07/14/2011

you can make mashed potatoes, and corn, brockolie and cheese, that is so good with pork

Brandy - posted on 07/14/2011

I buy a pork loin and throw it in the crock pot for 6-8 hours, covering it with 2 cans of mexican stewed tomatoes. We like to shred it up and make pork tacos out of it, but just the meat alone is amazing too.

Amy - posted on 07/14/2011

We love sweet potato souffle with it and macaroni!:)

Tammika - posted on 07/13/2011

green beans and potatoes

Beth - posted on 07/13/2011

i buy a pork roast the kind that fits in a crock pot, toss it in before work with a half a bottle of BBQ sauce and a little water, when i get home i pull it a part with forks and serve it on a bun with cole slaw and fries, easy easy dinner..:)

Amanda - posted on 07/12/2011

AMAZING recipe... Hawaiian porkchops...

Cook the pork chops in a good ammount of vinegar and canned pineapple(add the can pineapple and vinegar at the very beginning... the vinegar adds tenderness...)
at the last 10 mins or so of cooking the chops add brown sugar to the pan... about half a cup for 4 pork chops ..

this meal always has been a hit in my family and its very simple to make.. sorry there are not official measurements

Crystal - posted on 07/12/2011

I use pork for just about everything. we stopped eating red meat about a year ago. I buy the ground pork, besides the fact that it's better for you it's also cheaper and shopping on a budget is hard enough. I use it in tacos, pasta, hamburger helper, meat loaf, etc. basically anything you use ground beef for I use pork instead.

Bobbijo - posted on 07/12/2011

I have a great recipe mix one cup of Ketchup 1 cup of Coke 1 cup of brown sugar. Pour it over the pork chops and bake for 30 min!! SOOO yummy the kids love it and so do we!! Its prob not the most healthiest but a great way to be quick and easy!! We love Instant mash pot with it you dip them in the sause and its very tasty!!!

Rachel - posted on 07/12/2011

Pork tenderloin with cherry chili salsa. (recipe for Bon Appetit)

Brittany - posted on 07/12/2011

apples

Sarah - posted on 07/12/2011

Apples and Onions and huge chuncks of carrrots to cook in the juices around a nice big chunk of pork. Mmm...hungry now. :)

Natasha - posted on 07/11/2011

I like simple mashed potoatoes and corn or rice and beans I think it depends on how you seasoned the pork

Natasha - posted on 07/11/2011

I like simple mashed potoatoes and corn or rice and beans I think it depends on how you seasoned the pork

Kathleen - posted on 07/11/2011

Sour kraut and potato dumplings!!

Sylvia - posted on 07/11/2011

Yep - nothing better than stir fry with leftover pork. Healthy too, especially with white or brown rice on the side.

Gae - posted on 07/11/2011

I make some great candied apples, made with red hots and sugar, very simple and everyone always loves them. We make a dip for raw veggies, just cream cheese and chili mix to taste, which goes great too. some type of hot rolls or biscuits and usu green beans or the niblets corn in butter sauce and we are set. If my sisters(daughters) ask me when we are going to fix something, I know they enjoy it. And, it is one of those things that each person has something to do. I usually cook the apples the night before-they are good hot or cold. Not difficult, fairly easy cleanup.

Misty - posted on 07/11/2011

stir fry!

Cindy - posted on 07/10/2011

I do covered pork chops with cream of mushroom soup and serve with mash potatoes and green beans.

Debbie - posted on 07/10/2011

I like fried potatoes with onions

Steph - posted on 07/10/2011

I like what we call kalua pig which is a nice piece of pork butt not too lean covered with liquid smoke and Hawaiian salt or course rock salt. Slow cooked In the oven 4-6 hrs when it's done shred it and mix in some shredded cabbage. Oh it is so yummy!!!

Jenn - posted on 07/10/2011

Or you can get creative with a small layer of apple butter on the bottom of a pan, begin heating the pork in it, add some lemon peel, orange peel (grated), then slice a small apple really thin & toss in when it's almost done. Let it simmer in the juices & it's soooo moist! Not as sweet as you'd think, either.

Jenn - posted on 07/10/2011

Breaded pork chops. Use italian seasoned bread crumbs mixed with some flour: rinse pork, dip in milk, roll in bread crumb mix, place in casserole dish with tablespoon of olive oil. Bake until proper temp, time, etc...

Amber-Lee - posted on 07/10/2011

I like to buy a cheap hunk of pork picnic roast and slow cook it in the oven all afternoon @ aboiut 225degrees. I usually toss some lemon slices and pepper over the top or go with sage, rosemary and thyme with a little olive oil. So good with a salad and some baby red with dill.

Daisy - posted on 07/10/2011

For me, I sliced it thinly and stir fry it with favorites veggies! Yummy!

April - posted on 07/10/2011

I put mine in the crockpot with BBQ sauce. It makes the pork so tender and you can use it for sandwiches the next day. If I do applesauce with it, I (you can peel or not according to what you like) cut up apples, put them in a small pot with a little butter melted on the bottom. I also put in a little cinammon, all spice, and nutmeg. I just cook it really slow until the apples are soft and can be mashed. It's good too if it is a little chunky. You can add a little bit of water if they are getting too dry and need a little more moisture. Nothing beats homemade applesauce!

Samantha - posted on 07/09/2011

yea i do.. usually i cooked rices and pork..my daughter not always eat pork but one day she will!!

Joanne - posted on 07/09/2011

pulled pork, adobo, sweet and sour pork... etc..

Sara - posted on 07/09/2011

I like doing Sweet Potato fries...they are delicious!