Showing posts with label pork. Show all posts
Showing posts with label pork. Show all posts
2012/08/31
Carolina Pulled Pork Sliders
Urban Carolina pulled pork on challah with Terra Exotic Vegetable Chips (kabocha, carrot and blue potato) and a pickle. The sauce is homemade and the pork is hand pulled.
"Urban" refers to the fact that we had to cook it in a broiler on very low heat for several hours because we can't grill in the City. Recipe to be posted.
2012/08/03
Pork Chops + Creamy Noodles
A little idea can go a long way. This dinner mixes leftovers (the noodles) with some fresh ingredients (the chop and apple) to make a new meal.
The leftovers were some pappardelle noodles and some brussel sprouts. To freshen up the mix, I sauteed some onions lightly, added a tab of butter, a splash of unflavored almond milk, and a handful of cut soy mozzarella and heated until creamy, then added the noodles and brussel sprouts until hot, and finished with some minced chives. The bone-in pork chop was pan fried with garlic and sea salt (be sure to cook thoroughly but don't dry it out).
The apple is both a garnish and a sweet compliment to the savory creaminess and the pan-sear. The greens, well, just garnish but you could also lightly dress in a vinaigrette so the acidity provides a third flavor profile.

The leftovers were some pappardelle noodles and some brussel sprouts. To freshen up the mix, I sauteed some onions lightly, added a tab of butter, a splash of unflavored almond milk, and a handful of cut soy mozzarella and heated until creamy, then added the noodles and brussel sprouts until hot, and finished with some minced chives. The bone-in pork chop was pan fried with garlic and sea salt (be sure to cook thoroughly but don't dry it out).
The apple is both a garnish and a sweet compliment to the savory creaminess and the pan-sear. The greens, well, just garnish but you could also lightly dress in a vinaigrette so the acidity provides a third flavor profile.
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