Nothing makes us happier than a good pork belly recipe! 😍Crispy skin, tender, flavorful meat… there’s just something special about a well-cooked belly. Lucky for you (and us), Chef Gary Cooper of Brabo Brasserie in Alexandria, VA shares his version complimented by charred red cabbage and a homemade Virginia pear chutney. We dare you not to drool!
Read MoreEarlier this year we launched a new series on the Hog Blog called “Ham’s Down!” where we feature our top 5 favorite pork posts from the month, all created by our fans. If you want to be featured, be sure to tag @CheshirePork on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram for your chance to be one of the lucky featured fans! In the meantime, check out our top 5 favorite, drool-worthy pork posts from June!
Read MoreWe are honored to have Anthony DiBernardo join our Hog Blog for a mouth-watering June recipe! Anthony is the owner and PitMan of Swig & Swine in Charleston, SC! We hope you’ll enjoy learning a little about Anthony as much as we did! His recipe for our Kan Kan chops will be a delicious addition to your summer smoking - and that boiled peanut salad! That’s some dag’on good eating.
Read MoreWe are excited to welcome Chef Mario Huante of Chef Mario’s Inc. to the #HogBlog!
Read MoreWe reached out to Executive Chef Andrew Smith of bu•ku in Raleigh, NC to see if he would put together his favorite recipe using Cheshire Pork! He delivered big time and it’s a deliciously simple recipe to impress using one of our very favorite cuts: pork chops. We’ll let him take it from here!
Read MoreWe recently launched a new series on the Hog Blog called “Ham’s Down!” where we feature our top 5 favorite pork posts from the month, all created by our fans. If you want to be featured, be sure to tag @CheshirePork on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram for your chance to be one of the lucky featured fans! In the meantime, check out our top 5 favorite, drool-worthy pork posts from April!
Read MoreThis pork belly recipe utilizes Sysco’s Cutting Edge Solutions, Frank’s Red Hot Seasoning, and Cheshire Pork, of course! You will cure it for a couple of days in the fridge and then roast or smoke. This makes for a fantastic carving station meat with a unique presentation for any buffet action station! Let’s get cookin’!
Read MoreThis week on the Hog Blog we have Chef Lance Fegen, Culinary Director of F.E.E.D. TX Restaurant Group in Houston, Texas, joining us with a multi-Cheshire Pork recipe for his Pepper Pot Stew Cartagena Del Cowboy Surfer that uses Cheshire Pork’s bacon, pork shoulder, and spare ribs. Talk about a #porktastic recipe!
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