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Leftover meat from your Sunday roast or Christmas lunch? Here's a super-tasty, sweet and spicy noodle dish that turns leftovers into a delicious dinner in half an hour. Food writer, Mandy Thompson says "I use instant noodles to make it even quicker. Swap the pork for turkey, chicken, beef or even gammon if you like."
Here's a clever, easy way to cook a family favourite in one tray. The sausages have a spicy kick, but you can always swap them for plain sausages if you're cooking for little ones. Plus, there's leftover sausages and veg for a frittata the next day!
Transform your Christmas leftovers into an aromatic spiced gammon dish, fragrant with ginger, Chinese five-spice and citrus.
Everyone loves a pig in blanket and these homemade ones couldn't be simpler. Air-fried until crispy then drizzled with thyme and honey, you won't be cooking pigs in blankets any other way.
Cooking for special diets can sometimes seem intimidating so, for a gluten-free Christmas dinner that doesn't compromise on taste or trimmings, try this wonderful Christmas turkey that's guaranteed to impress
Get ahead for the week without spending hours cooking with our simple freezer bag hack. Bung your prepped ingredients into a bag, freeze, then cook whenever you're ready. Serve this sweet and sour-inspired stew with coconut rice and chilli, if you like.
This spicy sausage ragu with spirali is a flavour-packed family-favourite
Slow-roasted until mouthwateringly tender and rubbed in a blend of fragrant herbs, this Italian-inspired pork is perfect for elevating your classic Sunday roast.
Impress your guests at your next drinks party with these fabulous Asian-inspired pork canapés: everyone will be coming back for seconds, guaranteed.
Family dinners don't get much more comforting than a classic toad-in-the-hole. Fluffy Yorkshire pudding batter paired with hearty pork sausages, alongside a generous serving of rich onion gravy – all you need to add is your favourite veg on the side.
Kids will love to help make these giant meatballs, perfect for a Lunar New Year feast. The meatballs are flavoured with fresh ginger and spring onions before being baked with a sticky plum glaze.
Swede is a buttery root vegetable that's very versatile
Whatever your thoughts on Brussels sprouts (personally, we love them!), this indulgent festive recipe is sure to turn everyone into a fan. Here, the delightful crunch of the sprouts is enhanced by the umami flavours of the bacon and sweet chestnuts.
Served with tomatoes, onions and crunchy cornichons, these homemade wraps combine spiced pork and turkey mince for a lighter spin on a takeaway classic.
Looking for South East Asia on a plate? Give your pork chops a Thai makeover with this salad featuring sweet mango, sesame oil and cucumber. Sweet chilli sauce is the key ingredient here, adding warmth and spice to the both salad dressing and pork.
Bring home the sunshine with these hot-off-the-grill tropical burgers. Succulent pork and juicy pineapple, topped with slaw, makes this summer's tastiest meal between two buns.
How do you make a pork steak even more delicious? Why, you crust it in parmesan, of course. This recipe for parmesan-crusted pork steaks takes just 10 minutes to prepare and an additional 10 to cook. Served with steamed new potatoes, it really couldn't be simpler.
Fancy a roast with a difference? Tart rhubarb matches the rich, sweet taste of this roast pork fillet perfectly, making it a surprising and delicious combination. Great served with roasted potatoes and shallots if you like.
A roast dinner should be enjoyed, not endured. Our recipe for pork with pear and cider takes the hassle out of Sunday lunch. All you've got to do is: combine pork fillets, leeks, pears, apples with a glug of cider in a roasting tin, season generously, and bung it in the oven.
Rubbed with a medley of paprika, jerk seasoning, sugar and salt, and slow-cooked until mouthwateringly tender, this main is worth the wait. Serve with a fragrant black bean and spring onion-spiked rice, creamy avocado for a flavour-packed weekend feast
If you're willing to make it from scratch, gluten-free sausagemeat stuffing is at your finger tips.
Adding peaches to these pork kebabs gives a beautiful caramelised flavour. Marinate the pork in advance, then all you have to do is heat the grill for a deliciously simple and healthy dinner.
This speedy Thai pork recipe is ready in just 30 minutes for an easy, healthy dinner. Crisp lettuce leaves are filled with rice and pork cooked in fresh Thai flavours of fiery ginger, red chilli and lemongrass.
What could be finer than a bowlful of French beef bourguignon? Cooked slowly for extra succulence, this rich and classic beef stew with red wine is bursting with flavour. Salty streaky bacon and comforting hints of thyme make it extra special.
Spoil yourself and your family with this delicious hearty stew of mouthwatering slow cooked pork
Grilled pork is given an upgrade in this simple dinner recipe. Dressed in a ginger and orange sauce, the humble pork loin is finally able to live up to its full flavour potential for you to enjoy. Serve with new potatoes and broccoli.
This recipe uses pork but it would work just as well with lamb chops
Try something different for Sunday lunch this week – this dish pairs herby pork fillet with seasonal apples, sage and butternut squash
Ready in just 20 minutes, this easy pork stir-fry recipe is great for those busy weeknights when you need to get a tasty dinner on the table – fast!
A gorgeous slow-cooker recipe that is so simple, yet so tasty. Cooking the pork this way means that it is beautifully tender when it comes to serving, while the strong flavours have had time to meld together. Can also be frozen.