Super-esy shredded pork uses a Cajun spice blend and is cooked entirely in the slow-cooker. the jambalaya rice has sweet onions and peppers and more heat and flavor from those Cajun seasonings.
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Boneless Country Style Ribs with Chimichurri Pesto and Jicama Slaw
Tender and chock-full of flavor, meet these boneless country style ribs. This fresh, unusual spin on pesto is a bright counterpart to the meaty ribs, while the crunchy, fruity jicama slaw with pear vinaigrette reminds us that spring isn’t too far away! To keep things keto, just omit the jicama […]
Apricot Mustard Glazed Ham
A jam-like apricot glaze is the perfect topping to a spiral cut ham. This sweet and simple ham is a great centerpiece to your holiday table.
Apple Tart with Bacon Fig Syrup
This tart combines the best flavors: tart apples, sweet fig jam, salty bacon, and a nutty gluten-free crust. It’s brunch meets dessert with incredible layers of texture.
Sweet Italian Sausage Succotash
Succotash dates back to Native American cuisine, and this updated version features sweet Italian sausage, edamame, and squash.
Ginger Pork Noodle Soup
You only need one pot to make this veggie-filled soup. It’s got unique flavor from fish sauce, bright ginger, and sweet-and-salty gluten-free tamari.
Pork Loin with Sauerkraut and Brussels Sprouts
This hearty slow-cooker meal with potatoes and Brussels piles plenty of delicious flavor on your plate.
Cumin and Orange Pork Butt
This pork gets an earthy, garlicky dry rub and is braised in orange juice and onions for amazing depth of flavor and tender meat. The cooking liquid also make a mouthwatering sauce!
Grilled Pork Chops with Basil Romesco
Cider Brined Pork Chops with Cabbage and Apples
A brine tenderizes your chop and gives them sweet apple cider vinegar flavor throughout. Cabbage, onions, and sliced apples cook up in the same pan as the chops for the perfect side dish.
Sweet and Sour Slow Cooker Ribs
These easy slow-cooker ribs can be entirely hands-off, or you can simmer the cooking liquid to quickly turn it into a thick sauce. A minute or two under the broiler gives these babies extra-crispy texture.
Coconut Curry Ribs
Marinate these Thai-inspired ribs in a mix of coconut milk and mild green curry paste. The basting/dipping sauce will have you licking your fingers – a must when you’re enjoying a plate of ribs.