Anonymous
04/19/2022 16:39
Subject: What to cook with a pound of ground pork?
https://www.epicurious.com/recipes/food/views/better-than-takeout-stir-fried-udon
You can make it with rice or whatever instead-- I get coleslaw mix instead of a cabbage-- easy
You can make it with rice or whatever instead-- I get coleslaw mix instead of a cabbage-- easy
Anonymous
04/19/2022 16:36
Subject: Re:What to cook with a pound of ground pork?
Anonymous wrote:Egg roll in a bowl! Add lots of shredded cabbage and carrots. Use fresh ginger. Serve over rice.
This. Easy, delicious, healthy, and every child in my house likes it, even the super picky eater!
Anonymous
04/19/2022 16:34
Subject: Re:What to cook with a pound of ground pork?
Anonymous wrote:Egg roll in a bowl! Add lots of shredded cabbage and carrots. Use fresh ginger. Serve over rice.
NP here. I lifted this rec from another thread a few months ago and my family loves this. I keep meaning to say Thank You for posting it!
Anonymous
04/19/2022 16:34
Subject: What to cook with a pound of ground pork?
Tacos!
Anonymous
04/19/2022 16:30
Subject: What to cook with a pound of ground pork?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I make Asian rice bowls. Ground pork, then add soy sauce, sesame oil, fresh garlic and ginger. Serve over rice with fresh chopped fresh cucumber, red pepper, shredded carrots, chopped peanuts, green onions and cilantro. Also can serve with dynamite sauce (spice mayo).
You can use the same meat mix to fill dumplings. Or use fennel seed, garlic, parsley, salt, pepper to make something that calls for sausage meat.
Same meat will also make tasty fillings for lettuce cups or topping for egg roll in a bowl or mix in for fried rice. Super versatile!
Anonymous
04/19/2022 16:24
Subject: What to cook with a pound of ground pork?
Spaghetti Sauce with ground sausage - so good
Anonymous
04/19/2022 16:23
Subject: Re:What to cook with a pound of ground pork?
Have posted this several times, and everyone on here who tried it gave it a thumbs up: https://www.recipetineats.com/vietnamese-caramelised-pork-bowls/
If I only used 1 lb of ground pork though, there would be a mutiny in my family, no matter how many other tasty toppings I put out. I now use 3 lbs for our family with 2 teens.
If I only used 1 lb of ground pork though, there would be a mutiny in my family, no matter how many other tasty toppings I put out. I now use 3 lbs for our family with 2 teens.
Anonymous
04/19/2022 16:21
Subject: What to cook with a pound of ground pork?
Anonymous
04/19/2022 16:16
Subject: Re:What to cook with a pound of ground pork?
Egg roll in a bowl! Add lots of shredded cabbage and carrots. Use fresh ginger. Serve over rice.
Anonymous
04/19/2022 16:12
Subject: Re:What to cook with a pound of ground pork?
Made these last week and they were so good: bhg.com/recipe/sheet-pan-meatballs-with-onions-and-artichokes/
Anonymous
04/19/2022 15:57
Subject: What to cook with a pound of ground pork?
Anonymous
04/19/2022 15:56
Subject: What to cook with a pound of ground pork?
Anonymous wrote:I make Asian rice bowls. Ground pork, then add soy sauce, sesame oil, fresh garlic and ginger. Serve over rice with fresh chopped fresh cucumber, red pepper, shredded carrots, chopped peanuts, green onions and cilantro. Also can serve with dynamite sauce (spice mayo).
You can use the same meat mix to fill dumplings. Or use fennel seed, garlic, parsley, salt, pepper to make something that calls for sausage meat.
Anonymous
04/19/2022 15:50
Subject: Re:What to cook with a pound of ground pork?
Meatloaf. Pork burgers. Or if you have tofu and like Asian food: https://www.justonecookbook.com/mapo-tofu/
Anonymous
04/19/2022 15:49
Subject: What to cook with a pound of ground pork?
I make Asian rice bowls. Ground pork, then add soy sauce, sesame oil, fresh garlic and ginger. Serve over rice with fresh chopped fresh cucumber, red pepper, shredded carrots, chopped peanuts, green onions and cilantro. Also can serve with dynamite sauce (spice mayo).
Anonymous
04/19/2022 15:45
Subject: What to cook with a pound of ground pork?
Out of inspiration. Please suggest a recipe!