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Pork Empanadas

Submitted by: Michele O'Sullivan
Home Town: San Diego, California, USA
Living In: Henderson, Nevada, USA
Tender pork turnovers. Filling can be used for almost anything else, such as taco filling. Can be frozen baked or unbaked. If baking from freezer, do not thaw. Bake in preheated 350 degree F oven for 25 to 30 minutes. Reheat baked frozen at 350 for 15 minutes. 

Ukrainian Baba's Pork Roast

Submitted by: Olga Drozd
This old recipe features a favorite Ukrainian vegetable; beets. This give the roast an unusual red color. Serve with kasha or lokshyna (noodles). 

Pork in Wine Sauce

Submitted by: PIPPYMOE
Living In: Glen Carbon, Illinois, USA
Lightly breaded cubes of pork are cooked in the Dutch oven with a delicious mixture of flavors. 

Spicy Peruvian Pork

Submitted by: Kimber
This different pork flavor is delicious served over rice and has always been met with praise. The spices in the marinade can stain, so I use a metal bowl to do the marinating in (also wear an apron!). DO TRY! 

This Butts' For You!

Submitted by: Sheila Robertson
Pork butt steaks are seasoned with a sweet and salty cinnamon mixture, then roasted in the oven until caramelized on the outside. Fast easy, tender and tasty. 

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Carnitas Filling

Submitted by: JIMMYDEAN4
Pork shoulder is simmered with Mexican spices to make this shredded filling for tacos, tamales, or burritos. 

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Submitted by: Amy_S
Living In: Eagle Pass, Texas, USA
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Italian Sausage - Tuscan Style

Submitted by: Len Poli
This sausage is typical of the homemade sausages found in the northern area of Italy, especially in Tuscany near the city of Lucca. They may be used in any recipe calling for Italian sausage. They are versatile in that they can be grilled, fried or boiled. 

Cantonese Barbecued Pork

Submitted by: Sherry Gallier
This tastes like the pork served in my favorite Chinese restaurant. Serve at room temperature arranged in overlapping layers on a platter. Garnish with cucumber slices, if desired. 

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Oven Kalua Pork

Submitted by: Ruby
Fire up the tiki torches -- its time for a luau! This delicious slow-roasted pork is rubbed with sea salt and liquid smoke to recall the glorious flavors of pig cooked in a traditional Hawaiian imu. Once cooked and cooled, it can be shredded and served with poi, yams or even on a bun. You may use ordinary sea salt for this recipe if the Hawaiian variety is unavailable. 
 
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