Pork Recipes

Easy pork and sauerkraut slow-cooked with potatoes. Use a slow cooker liner for effortless cleanup. This dish is also delicious served with mashed potatoes if you don't want to use whole baby potatoes. I usually double the recipe as leftovers are even better the next day.

Serve these crispy pork cutlets with my delicious cream gravy that's flavored with pickles, jalapeño pepper, and green onions. You can substitute veal, beef, turkey, or chicken for the pork without missing a beat.

Char siu pork is Chinese restaurant-style pork with a deep red, sticky glaze. This version uses pork tenderloin and is easy to make at home on your charcoal BBQ. Enjoy the sweet and savory taste on its own or serve it over rice or noodles.

Root beer and pulled pork might not seem like a likely pairing but here it makes all the difference. Topped with your favorite BBQ sauce, it's sure to bring rave reviews.

A savory pork tenderloin marinade made with soy, garlic, and honey mustard results in juicy, tender roast pork every time. This recipe is super easy to throw together in a matter of minutes.

Use fresh figs to add some sweetness to these balsamic braised pork tenderloins. Bonus: There is no added sugar! The dish starts on the stove top and finishes in the oven, freeing you up for other tasks. We like this dish with roasted potatoes that let the oven do double duty. A simple green salad completes the meal.

This grilled pork tenderloin is cooked over indirect heat and basted with BBQ sauce. It's always tender, juicy, and flavorful — my family loves it when I cook pork this way!

There's no admission fee necessary to make this weeknight-friendly version of Disney's beloved Ronto Wrap.

These grilled pork tenderloins with mango-pineapple salsa are perfect for summer grilling. Because of their size and tenderness, you will use an indirect method to grill them after searing. While the grill is heating up, make the sweet-tangy salsa.

These grilled mojo pork and pineapple skewers are marinated in Cuban-inspired mojo sauce. Usually based on a citrus fruit known as bitter orange—hard to find in US stores—this recipe uses a combination of orange and lime juice. Marinated pork tenderloin and fresh pineapple chunks, threaded and grilled on skewers, are dressed with a garlicky sauce made from reserved marinade.

When pork comes together with peaches, onions, and a little orange juice, it's a party of flavors. Sub soy sauce for the fish sauce, if you like. We like this with rice and a green vegetable.

These pork tenderloins and sweet potatoes make a great main dish for your family. Add a green vegetable or a salad, and your menu is complete!

Dress up pork tenderloins with colorful rainbow carrots, butternut squash, and red onion. Garnish with fresh herbs if you like. A green vegetable or salad completes the meal.

This pork tenderloin is super rich and buttery. The end product is incredibly moist and tender. The pan drippings make the most delicious light sauce with richness from the meat juices and acidity and flavor from the wine and seasonings.

This honey garlic pork tenderloin, delicious and perfectly cooked, begins with a Chinese five spice-based rub, and bakes while you make the sweet-savory honey garlic sauce.

Chef John's pistachio-stuffed pork tenderloin with a quick, easy pan sauce is impressive and beautiful to serve. The pistachio and Dijon mustard filling is a flavor combination that you will use again and again.

Hawaiian pizza sliders are a great party slider if you are looking for something different. The combination of the sweetness of the pineapple and the salty ham and bacon plays very well together.

Pop open crescent roll dough and whisk together eggs for a low-effort cheesy breakfast pizza topped with hash browns and Canadian-style bacon.

This creamy, savory 4-ingredient cauliflower Alfredo bake is an easy side dish that will go very well with almost any main entree, whether pork tenderloin, grilled chicken breast, or cooked salmon.

This bacon broccoli pasta bake is a comforting pasta casserole with smoky bacon, 2 types of cheese, and a pop of color from broccoli. There's very little hands-on time, so it's suitable for a weeknight.

Vietnamese summer rolls become a cool, refreshing meal in a bowl, and almost everything can be done ahead of time. Rice vermicelli, lettuce, herbs, carrots, shrimp, and pork are drizzled with a peanut-hoisin sauce, with a little, or a lot of heat—you decide!

This stick of butter smothered pork chop casserole is a rich, creamy dish of rice baked under seasoned pork chops. It takes only a few minutes to assemble, and then bakes for about an hour.

Million dollar chicken breasts are absolutely delicious. Chicken breasts are topped with cream cheese, sour cream, Cheddar, and bacon for a rich and decadent meal for the ages - exactly what you'd expect for a million dollar recipe!

These jalapeño popper smashed tacos are a new way to enjoy the flavors of your favorite appetizer, tacos, and your favorite smashburger, all in one.

This chicken bacon ranch potato bake will become your new favorite casserole! Tender and juice chicken, potatoes, bacon, cheese, and ranch flavor - what more do you need?

These air fryer apple-bacon French toast cups are savory-sweet breakfast treats that feature a trio of morning favorites—bacon, French toast, and espresso.

This maple pancake whiskey shot is served with an orange juice chaser and a strip of candied bacon, a fun way to start off a brunch.

These honey-apricot pork chops are absolutely divine! They're so simple and so beautiful, and they look like they require so much more effort than they really do. I love to serve them with roasted asparagus topped with a homemade lemon vinaigrette or some green beans. This recipe is definitely a trick up my sleeve!

Pork cutlets are stuffed with peaches, jalapeno, and sausage and rolled into rollatini and grilled for a quick and easy weeknight dinner that looks gourmet. This recipe was made in a Panasonic CIO and appears on an episode of the Dinner Spinner TV Show on The CW!

For this peach-stuffed pork chops recipe, I'm going to show you my favorite technique for stuffing pork chops, as well as one of my favorite stuffings for pork. Above and beyond producing something that's visually impressive, we are also flavoring our pork chops from the inside out with this method. So, this is basically a technique video and will work no matter what stuffing you decide to use—although this peach stuffing is absolutely delicious.

This fruit-stuffed pork loin recipe is an excellent choice for a holiday family dinner. Stuffed with orange- and ginger-accented dried fruit, the glazed roast slices beautifully and appeals to all ages.

My husband's grandmother gave me this recipe. The combo of sweet prunes, salty bacon and meaty sausages is delicious. This recipe is great with any fresh, large sausage (just not the wee breakfast-style sausages). Sometimes I use sweet Italian, sometimes spiced Italian, sometimes bratwurst, sometimes knockwurst, and sometimes just local pork sausage. Serve in buns with all the usual fixin's (sauerkraut, mustard, relish, etc.).

This is a delectable chicken dish from Kozani, a city and region in northern Greece. The prunes and onion lend sweetness, while the paprika offers a smoky flavor. Serve with steamed rice.

My neighbor made this grilled chicken with peach sauce at a barbecue, and I had to have the recipe. It is so easy. You'll be surprised by what a wonderful flavor the peaches give to the chicken!

Growing up, I always loved when my family made pizza from scratch, but what I loved even more was what came after the meal. Any extra dough and scraps were rolled out, left to rise, fried, and sprinkled with sugar to create a simple, but delicious donut-like treat. Here we're doing a savory twist, using the same technique to make a pizza featuring ricotta, pancetta, and peaches. Garnish with extra sprig of thyme if desired.

Sweet and spicy peach-glazed pork chops made with a special sauce that includes peach preserves and white wine. Serve with sweet potato latkes.

A zippy, sweet and spicy nectarine salsa goes really well with pork, particularly grilled pork, in this favorite summer recipe.

Chicken Marbella is a classic chicken recipe that's easy to make by marinating chicken pieces overnight with sweet prunes, olives, garlic, and red wine vinegar. Baste the chicken with the pan juices as it bakes for amazing flavor. It's a perfect party dish, and keeps and reheats well.

These juicy and tender mini pork burgers are awesome any time of the year, but keep them in mind for game day or tailgating food. We like them topped with red onion, a slice of sharp Cheddar, and served with a frosty mug of beer.

This baked apricot chicken is sweet, sticky, and simply delicious. A quick and easy recipe to prep on busy weeknights. Serve with rice or couscous if desired.

This pork tenderloin with plum sauce is an easy one-pan dish. When shopping for this recipe, choose plums (or any other stone fruit) that are fairly firm, so they keep their shape after roasting. Do you know that selfish jerk that has to feel up every piece of fruit before deciding on one? This time, be that jerk.

These bacon-wrapped chicken skewers are seasoned chicken chunks wrapped in bacon, slathered in BBQ sauce, and served on a stick. Does it get better than this?

Purchased prepared pizza dough offers a shortcut to making tender bao-style buns at home.

This swamp cabbage is a hearty cabbage stew, savory, meaty, and tender. Aromatic vegetables and meltingly tender cabbage combine with the bright acidity of tomatoes and uniquely textured hearts of palm for a flavorful dish that is sure to satisfy.

Re-create the steaming effect of an imu, or Hawaiian underground oven, using your slow cooker to make this hearty pork and cabbage dish. Lapsang souchong, a smoky tea, mimics the imu’s smoke while a whole banana replicates the flavor traditionally imparted by layers of banana leaves. If you can’t find lapsang souchong, you can replace it with 2 tablespoons liquid smoke. Serve with rice.

It's true! You can fit meat and gravy into your diabetic meal plan. Each serving of this pork recipe has only 4 grams of carb and 2 grams of fat.

These healthy dumplings have a juicy filling so they don't need to be served with a dipping sauce, but offer them with a little chili oil if you'd like. Look for dumpling wrappers in the produce section of your supermarket or at an Asian market.

Dumplings have become as common a food as any beloved traditional Chinese dish. Serve with Shanxi mature vinegar—or gyoza, teriyaki or soy sauce—for dipping. Add some chile crisp for a little heat if you like.

Cut carbs and calories by using cauliflower "rice" instead of regular rice in this 30-minute pork paprikash recipe.

The Sugar and Spice Rub makes extra. So another time, use it to season pork tenderloin or lean burgers before broiling or grilling.

In this healthy fried rice recipe, zucchini, carrots and kimchi are tossed with Korean gochujang for a delicious one-bowl dinner. If you don't have leftover cooked rice on hand, be sure to thoroughly cool your rice before adding it to the wok--if it's too warm, it creates too much steam and sticks to the wok. To quickly cool warm rice, spread out on a large baking sheet and refrigerate while you prep the rest of your ingredients, about 15 minutes.

The aromatic trio of garlic, cumin and thyme harmonize in this hearty soup that comes together quickly before the slow cooker does most of the work for you. Kielbasa adds protein and a deeply savory note to this dinner in a bowl.

These barbecue grape-jelly meatballs are meatballs smothered in a sauce of sweet grape jelly, barbecue sauce, hot sauce and ketchup. They're sweet, salty and incredibly tender after their long cook time in the slow cooker. You can serve them right from the slow cooker or stack them on toothpicks for easy finger food.

Chicken thighs can take plenty of cooking without getting tough or drying out, which makes them perfect for the slow cooker. Here we braise them in Guinness along with hearty vegetables, with just the right amount of bacon for added savoriness.

Juicy and flavorful, these rosemary-garlic pork chops make for a filling main dish. Serve alongside mashed potatoes or a quick side salad for a delicious dinner.

Need a little summertime flavor? Try this swift recipe and enjoy a “barbecue” indoors. Make it a meal: Serve with coleslaw and cornbread.

Mushroom soup and fresh mushrooms give earthy flavor to pork chops in this slow-cooker recipe.

Worcestershire sauce, Dijon mustard, and lemon add zest to this tender, juicy pork loin recipe, which is weeknight-quick.

This Mexican-inspired meal is an easy crowd-pleaser. Savory pulled pork is served atop crisp corn tortillas and topped with sour cream and salsa in this simple slow-cooker recipe.

The sweet-and-sour cabbage pairs deliciously with braised chops and juicy pears in this German-inspired dish.