We had roast pork last night, but I am left with a lot of meat - recipes/suggestions please for making another meal from it?
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Make BBQ pork sandwiches. Cover the leftover pork with bbq sauce (bought or homemade) and let simmer for a bit. Serve on burger buns.
I'm going to make chicken soup a bit later with my leftovers.
I'm going to make chicken soup a bit later with my leftovers.
You could always make a onion gravy and slice the meat and reheat in the gravy.
Just eat it.
Reference: Crunchy
Just eat it.
You`ve got me singing Michael Jackson. 
You could blend the pork, mix with cooked rice, cover in breadcrumbs and fry. Rissoles.
Ain't Jamie got a 30 sec. leftover book out yet?
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Velvet - (was going to type just your initials then but thought you might not like it)
THanks for the ideas - I'm ignoring them all and going to do something Chinesey instead!!
(was going to type just your initials then but thought you might not like it)THanks for the ideas - I'm ignoring them all and going to do something Chinesey instead!!
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Lemon Grass & Coconut Stir Fry with Pork Meatballs | ||||||||
STEP 1 Cook the noodles according to the packet instructions.
STEP 2 Place the pork mince in a mixing bowl, squeeze in half the tube of Lemon Grass, Ginger & Coconut Easy Stir Fry Blend and the juice of half the lemon.
STEP 3 Mix thoroughly and shape into approximately 20 small meatballs.
STEP 4 Heat the oil and fry the meatballs for 10-15 minutes, until browned. Add the vegetables and squeeze in the rest of the Easy Stir Fry Blend. Stir Fry for a further 2-3 minutes.
STEP 5 Add the water, soy sauce, remaining lemon juice and cooked noodles and stir fry until heated through and evenly coated. |
Reference: Scotty
You`ve got me singing Michael Jackson.
That made me laugh (and sing!)
