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Pork Belly?
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Butterfly_Brain wrote: »you could dip it in a batter and fry it
Oooh that's a good idea. I have some batter left from my latest attempt at yorkshire puds. What could I put with it?
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Hi MSM
There are loads of pork threads here! I'm jealous of your dinner!
Pork belly
Leftover roast pork
Pork steaks/cubes need using up
What can i do with diced pork?
Also - I searched but couldn't find anything should help you learn the search function - it taught me! If you put "pork " in as the search word, you will see all the pork threads
I'll merge this later when you get more input
thanks
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I bought some today for the first time not sure the best method to cook them I would appreciate your suggestions. ThanksLow Carb High Fat is the way forward I lost 80 lbs
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my favourite way is to mix 1/2 bottle of sweet chilli dip with a desert spoon of medium curry powder. pour over the slices and cook in a hot oven till sauce is thickened and sticky(about 45 mins)...delish0
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Hiya, whenever i have cooked them i have found that i prefer them when i grill them...or better still barbecue them (on a dry day). The fat tends to get chargrilled and chewy :-)Grocery Challenge for October: £135/£200
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hi i love to coat mine in chinese marinade powder (you can buy it from the butchers ) then either grill or oven bake til crispy yum yum.One day I will live in a cabin in the woods0
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I like mine simple, put them in a roasting tin fat side up, rub the skin with a little oil, sprinkle salt over and roast until the meat is tender and the crackling all crispy.Dum Spiro Spero0
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I like mine simple, put them in a roasting tin fat side up, rub the skin with a little oil, sprinkle salt over and roast until the meat is tender and the crackling all crispy.
A much under-rated cut of meat, IMHO. OK, it's fatty, but meat needs fat to cook in and you cook it in that fat.
I basically do the same in a frying pan, but wipe it with just enough oil to stop the pan burning at first.
Also look out for rolled belly pork joints, sometimes ready stuffed. I unroll them and then roast them just like "anguk" says, although I do use a wire rack.The acquisition of wealth is no longer the driving force in my life.0 -
I mix chilli , garlic, soy sauce & honey, coat then bake in the oven until crispy0
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