Beef and pork may be the most ubiquitous protein on the dinner table, but don’t forget about your old friend, pork. It can be made lean or fatty depending on your dietary needs (low fat or keto) and it can be crafted into almost any food style. Easy to work with, many recipes will make you look like a master chef. And many recipes require minimal work, time, or effort. From honey mustard chops, to pulled BBQ, to roasted tenderloins, we’ve got you covered. Check out all of our delectable recipes below!
Pizza pleases a crowd, and these mouthwatering calzones are no different. They’re a cinch to build in bulk, thanks to a leg up from store-bought dough. Generously stuffed with Italian sausage, bell peppers, and fluffy ricotta cheese, these savory pockets won’t last long. Get the recipe now on Foodal to make your own.
Want to learn how to make pulled pork in your electric pressure cooker or Instant Pot? The tender, juicy meat is easy to prepare, and it only calls for a few simple ingredients. You can flavor it any way you like, from BBQ to Chinese to Cuban. Enjoy all the flavor of slow cooked meat, in a fraction of the time.
This maple glazed roasted pork roast with root vegetables is an ultra juicy cut of meat that will leave everyone around the table raving over the meal. The meat and vegetables are coated in a sweet and spicy glaze. And it’s made in one skillet, so cleanup is minimal once you’re done. Get the recipe now.
Easy slow cooker Cuban mojo pork is a fun twist on traditional pulled pork that comes together in a few simple steps. It’s a flavorful dish served up with rice and beans, and the leftovers can be enjoyed in nearly endless ways. The citrusy flavor is bold, bright, and the meat melts in your mouth. Get the recipe now.
Conquer the weeknight dinner blues with Balsamic Dijon Pork Loin with Sweet Potatoes, Onions, and Carrots. Made in one baking dish, this simple and flavorful meal is a winner any night of the week. The marinated pork is bold and tender, served alongside a seasonal mix of roasted vegetables. Read more now.
Looking to impress at your next dinner party? This herb roasted pork tenderloin with pears is a jaw-dropping main dish your guests will go crazy for. The Hasselback treatment of the meat infuses it with intense flavor, with subtle sweetness from the seasonal fruit, and a pan sauce that will excite your taste buds.
Marinated apple cider pork chops are juicy with a hint of tangy flavor, a delicious addition to an elegant fall meal alongside your favorite starch. Served with caramelized apples and onions, the richness of the meat comes through in each bite. Learn more about how to make this classic, simple recipe now on Foodal.
Whether you’re hosting a dinner party or need a quick weeknight meal for the family, this recipe for savory grilled pork chops with tangy mango salsa is the answer. The dry spice rub enhances the rich flavor of the pork, paired with a bright and fresh fruit topping. Learn how to make this delicious dish now on Foodal.
Need a super easy meal with a meaty main? Our recipe for simple skillet pork chops with quinoa is a tasty mix of healthy ingredients. It’s the perfect gluten-free and paleo meal, all made in just one pan. The quinoa is cooked in the same pan as the pork and veggies. So easy! Get our delicious recipe now on Foodal.
During the weekdays, you don’t want to spend too much time cooking dinner, especially after a long day at work. This recipe for simple but delicious pork chops, marinated in a honey mustard sauce and served with a fresh salad, is going to be a favorite in your weeknight dinner rotation. Click to get the recipe from Foodal today!
Do you love the taste of smoked and grilled pork, but yours always turns out dry? The secret to juicy and meaty ribs and Boston butts lies in the perfect dry rub. Get our recipe now!
These spicy pork tacos with peach and corn salsa are the perfect way to enjoy seasonal produce at its peak. They’re quick, healthy, and super tasty – what’s not to love? You can crank up the spicy heat if you crave a little burn, or tone it down if you’re feeling more reserved. Fire up the grill and try this recipe out for dinner tonight.