From crispy pork scratchings with spicy salt to grilled pork belly with sweet lychee salad and chilli jam, these recipes will inspire you to make pork the star of your meal for breakfast, lunch and dinner.
"This is all about the quality of your pork. Seek out heritage-breed black Berkshire pigs that have been raised humanely and it will make all the difference," says Dave Verheul. Begin this recipe a day ahead to marinate the pork.
Pork works well with most fruit, and we've added a curry dressing for a touch of spice. Leftover ham (from Christmas, say) would work well in place of the pork.
Pastrami-spiced pork ribs with potato salad and pickles recipe - For pastrami spice rub, crush whole spices and 1 tbsp sea salt with a mortar and pestle, then combine with paprika, cayenne and sugar.
Using radicchio instead of butter lettuce leaves to wrap the pork adds a pleasing bitter touch, balancing the sweet pork and the spicy tofu. If bitterness isn't your thing, use cos leaves instead.
Porchetta panini with fennel and mustard fruits recipe - Preheat oven to 220°C. Place pork skin-side up on a wire rack in the sink, carefully pour boiling kettle over skin to help the score marks open, then stand for 10 minutes to dry out.
Southern-style biscuits with sawmill gravy recipe - To make lard, combine fat and 80ml water in a saucepan over medium heat, and stir occasionally, adding extra water to pan if fat starts to brown (be careful, hot fat may spit) until fat renders
"Here's a peek at what's on the breakfast menu in LA's hipster neighbourhoods," says Curtis Stone, "and I'm a fan. Opt for a poached or fried egg on top, and use the sambal oelek at your discretion."
Big pork and prosciutto meatballs with polenta recipe - Blend tomato, onion, garlic and herbs in a blender until smooth. Tip mixture into a large saucepan
Pork skepasti recipe - Place pork belly skin-side up on a wire rack in the sink. Pour boiling water over the skin until score marks open up, pat dry and refrigerate, uncovered, overnight for skin to dry out.
In addition to the pork patties we’ve got here, Brisbane restaurant Hello Please serves this with pork belly that’s been simmered in an aromatic stock, pressed overnight, then pan-fried.
Pork and fennel sausage finds a new life in Isaac McHale''s ragù, served here with dumpling-shaped gnocchetti Sardi. Anchovies add a small burst of umami.
Nelly Robinson of Sydney's Nel restaurant talks us through his favourite roasting joints, tips for crisp roast potatoes and why, when it comes to pork, slow and steady always wins the race.
Monty Koludrovic, executive chef of Icebergs Dining Room and Bar and The Dolphin Hotel, shares his charcoal glazed pork neck, fragrant baked vegetables and laver sauce recipe.
A burger but not as we know it, loco moco is a classic Hawaiian lunch dish. Traditionally the burger patty crowns a mountain of rice, with plenty of rich gravy and a fried egg.
Troy Rhoades-Brown from Muse Dining and Muse Kitchen shares his Pepperberry and Wattleseed Smoked Pork Loin, Lardo, Fennel, Apple, Cucumber and Yoghurt recipe.
These sticky pork skewers are simple to prepare and can be marinated and assembled well in advance, then cooked as you need them. Cut the pork into bite-sized pieces and push them tightly together on the skewers so the pork remains juicy when it's cooked.
Pork and pineapple are a perfect match for summer grilled skewers. The soy glaze here cuts through the richness of the pork and sweetness of the pineapple.
Achieve the ultimate crackling on your Christmas day pork with a Caribbean twist. Momofuku Seiobo chef Paul Carmichael's zesty Bajan roast pork recipe is bound to have you coming back for more.
Mike McEnearney from No.1 Bent Street shares his recipe for pulled pork shoulder cooked in cider and espresso coffee with shaved spring cabbage and mustard.
For these simple meatballs, we like to use a mixture of mince: the fine mince to help bind the meatballs and coarse mince for fat, flavour and texture.
It's hard to go wrong with the robust flavours of Bourbon, and spices such as paprika, ginger and cumin, especially when they're cooked down into a finger-licking sticky glaze.
Australian Gourmet Traveller recipe for sticky soy-glazed pork with pickled cucumber.
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