Broiled Pork Kebabs With Asian Marinade
Broiled Pork Kebabs With Asian Marinade
With a little prep work, and putting the pork in the refrigerator to marinate the night before, this can be a quick and delicious 30-minute meal. It also makes a great appetizer for parties.
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Grilled Chili-Cumin Pork Tenderloin
Grilled Chili-Cumin Pork Tenderloin
Pork tenderloin is great on the grill. Just be sure to tie in the ends so they don't dry out before the thicker center is cooked. Letting it sit for several minutes before cutting keeps the juices where you want them: in your tenderloin.
If you're in that grilling kind of mood, why not try a different vegetable: radicchio, a bitter and elegant cousin to chicory . The leaves crisp beautifully over heat, and taste great with just a touch of vinaigrette.
Quick Pickled Cucumbers And Sweet Onions
Quick Pickled Cucumbers And Sweet Onions
A quick pickle turns these basic cucumbers and sweet onions into a flavorful side. Try it next to (or on) a sandwich or to lighten up a heavy main dish.
Sweet And Sour Turnip And Carrot Salad
Sweet And Sour Turnip And Carrot Salad
A peeler and a box grater turn raw turnips and carrots into a fresh, crispy, light salad. Almost any vinaigrette or dressing would work here, but this really flavorful Asian dressing brings a variety of tastes to the raw vegetables.
