My Curried Pork Shoulder Chops with Apricots & Green Beans …
Curried Pork Shoulder Chops with Apricots and green beans, a delicious wintery supper dish...
Curried Pork Shoulder Chops with Apricots and green beans, a delicious wintery supper dish...
Guardian Peak Merlot 2019, a fine expression of the Merlot Grape, and easy drinking soft tannined, oak matured red...
Pineapple Pork Fillets, with fresh pineapple in a delicious sweet & Sour Sauce, with Stir fried vegetables, served with Basmati Rice...
Paul Wallace Black Dog Malbec 2017, a worthy representative of Malbec from the cool climes of Elgin...
De Wetshof Bateleur Chardonnay 2017, a flying eagle of a Chardonnay from the Robertson Chardonnay specialists, De Wetshof Estate...
Willow Creek Olives and Olive Oils are a joy to use, the only oil we use regularly in our kitchen. The flavoured oils make a perfect seasoning - such a wide choice. Try my pork chop dish, good stuff.....
Fine Stellenbosch Wine Estate in the Banghoek Valley, Oldenburg Vineyards produces a great 2014 Merlot. Perfect match with Ian Paarman's Pork Dish...
Colonel Harland Sanders' Apple-Stuffed Pork Chops - Nina Timm, such a wonderful dish for a fully flavoured white wine...
I did these delicious Prune, Olive & Caper Stuffed Pork Chops for a television programme, they were so delicious and a great wine partner...
Sue Green's stuffed roast leg of pork 1 deboned piece of pork, I used a leg, approximately 1.5kg Stuffing 70g dried peaches chopped (Safari snack pack) 50g toasted chopped nuts (I used almonds) 3 Tbs whisky or tipple of choice or fruit juice 1 small apple peeled and grated 1/2 small onion peeled
Jane-Anne Hobbs's low carb pork neck with caramelised onions & apple Jane-Anne Hobbs is one of my favourite food writers. Her blog is a classic full of amusing anecdotes and just fabulous food Her book Scrumptious is a must have. Read my review of it - click here. Here is her recipe for
Medallions of Pork Filletwith Prunes cooked in Cider & Calvados When I was at The Cordon Bleu Cookery School in London, Rosemary Hume, my revered teacher, showed us a loin of pork once which she stuffed from the underneath with prunes stuffed with an almond around which an anchovy fillet had been wrapped.