Recipes tagged with « Slow-Cooking »
Korean Glazed Pork Shoulder
A Korean-inspired slow-cooked pork shoulder with a tangy, caramelized crust and spicy dipping sauce. The pork is dry-brined then cooked low and slow until tender, finished under high heat for a sticky glaze. Served with fresh lettuce, crisp cucumbers, sesame seeds, and kimchi. A balanced contrast of textures and bold flavors. Uses ssamjang and gochujang for heat and umami. Substitutes apple cider vinegar with rice vinegar for a sharper bite. Brown sugar swapped for honey adds a floral note. Ideal for hands-on plating with vibrant garnishes.
Tex-Mex Pork Ribs Remixed
Slow-cooked pork ribs rubbed with tangy apple cider vinegar and fresh garlic, layered with smoky cumin and smoked paprika instead of traditional tex-mex mix. Marinated for depth, baked low and slow until falling-off-the-bone tender. Glazed with spicy chipotle and orange zest honey mustard. Ideal for when you want smoky, bright, and sticky ribs with a subtle heat hit and sweet brightness. Gluten, dairy, egg, nut free. Substitutions suggested if unavailable ingredients or equipment. Measured times adjusted; visual cues prioritized for doneness.
Slow-Cooked Beef Ribs and Creamy Potato Smash
A hearty meal with beef ribs slow-cooked in a savory sauce and creamy smashed Yukon Gold potatoes with sour cream and scallions. Ribs browned in olive oil, simmered with onions, garlic, balsamic vinegar, brown sugar, red wine, and herbs. Potatoes boiled with whole garlic cloves, smashed with butter, sour cream, plus scallions. Garnished with crispy fried shallots. Slow cooker method for tender meat and rich flavors.
Slow-Braised Pork Shoulder Casserole
Pork shoulder slow-cooked with smoked and fresh sausages, vegetables, and red wine. Long oven braise tenderizes meat, saucisse Morteau and Toulouse add smoky, hearty flavors. Served with fresh parsley and tomato for brightness. Classic rustic French approach with subtle twists for balanced richness and texture.