pork

From poke to Greek potato salad, travel to another continent with kid-friendly dishes that will give kids a taste of something different and delicious.

Upgrade a classic ham and cheese with some leftover pork roast for a Cuban-style sandwich that's layered to impress. Yum!

Leftover pork roast is transformed into a super easy and impressive soup. Top with crispy tortilla chips, queso fresco and avocado for A+ results.

Spice up your traditional Sunday roast with the flavours of the Caribbean.

Simple to make and extremely tasty, your family will be begging for seconds of this Saucy Pulled Pork.

Mild and good for slurping, these dan dan noodles are a DIY meal—let them take what they want, leave what they don't.

Quicker than take-out, this saucy stir-fried pork is tender, tangy and on your table in 30 minutes.

These little fritters are perfect for small hands. They can be made as small as you like and they pack a lot of nutrition into an easy-to-eat parcel. They also make a brilliant school lunch.

Let the slow cooker do all the work for this saucy pulled pork recipe.

Everyone likes dinner on a stick—and these pork kebabs are brushed with a tasty sweet-savoury glaze.

This tandoori pork recipe uses an Indian-inspired yogurt marinade to keep the pork both flavourful and juicy, without being spicy—so kids will love it.

This slow cooker ribs recipe is a set-it-and-forget-it easy weeknight meal for your family. Use your favourite barbecue sauce to create the final glaze.

This super-simple stove top recipe for sausages with potatoes and Brussels sprouts is a one-pot marvel, perfect for a busy weeknight.

Pick up a small, smoked ham from the grocery store to make this mango glazed ham for an easy weeknight dinner.

These Greek pork kebabs with a yogurt sauce are perfect for grilling outdoors, making them a great choice for spring and summer picnics.

This tasty slow-cooker root beer pulled pork recipe is perfect for busy days when there's no time to cook.

This slow roasted pork shoulder recipe uses minimum effort for maximum pay-off. Plus, it makes your house smell so good as it slowly cooks!

These pork lettuce wraps replace tortillas and bread with crunchy juicy iceberg lettuce, making them a light but filling dinner the kids will love.