Pork Recipes

One of the finest portions of Iberico pork available, it’s almost a crime to think this portion might be a secret to many. As the name implies, Secreto means secret. A hidden cut sourced from the shoulder; this relatively small portion typically weighs around 10-15 ounces. Unbelievably juicy and well-marbled, it’s best served lightly seasoned and quickly grilled.

A mouthwatering recipe for succulent Iberico pork loin, grilled to perfection and paired with a zesty Argentine style chimichurri salsa sauce and a salad.

Iberico Pork Loin is already one of the finest cuts of pork. bit marinated in balsamic vinegar , red wine and spices it becomes something spectacular. Add some spiced carrots and small potatoes to create a meal fit for royalty.

This incredible Iberico pork loin recipe will blow your chops off! A succulent Spanish Iberico Pork Loin is rubbed with flavorful spices, smothered in your favorite bbq sauce, and then cooked in the oven until the tender meat falls off the bone.

A delicious Iberico pork steak rubbed with spices, drizzled with lime juice, and served with a smoky grilled avocado and fresh Pico de Gallo sauce.

Romesco sauce goes well with almost any food. The perfect pairing for meats, grilled vegetables, or fish, its smoky-sweet flavor is the ideal companion for our Iberico Pork chops. Quick to cook, this recipe is fancy enough for company and easy enough to enjoy every day.

Savory, rich, and creamy, this whipped lardo is like butter but better! A favorite of the great Dario Cecchini, whipped lardo has all the delightful qualities of Iberico Pork whipped into a luxurious creamy spread. Simple yet complex, each bite offers another revelation of flavor. Quick and easy to make, serve it slathered on everything from baguettes to cornbread!

This succulent pork tenderloin is butterflied, tenderized, then stuffed with creamy gorgonzola blue cheese and sweet cognac-soaked figs. The result is a juicy, intensely flavorful main dish that can be served one any regular weeknight or at a fancy ocasssion.

This recipe for smoked Iberico pork spare ribs delivers tender, juicy meat with a crisp bark and tons of smoke-filled flavor. The ideal option for a Summer party or backyard barbecue, these ribs are as fun to make as they are to eat. So grab a couple cold ones and pull up a comfortable chair to make the most of this delicious process!

Our killer grilled pork chops are meaty, juicy, flavorful and utterly delicious. Glazed with a teriyaki sauce and paired with a fresh apple slaw salad, it's the perfect dish for an outdoorsy meal.

This tasty Iberico pork roast is sourced from the Mogote, more commonly referred to as the neck or pork collar. This relatively small roast packs a big flavor thanks to its tender texture and beautifully even marbling. A simple slow roast brings all the delicious characteristics of this cut to the forefront and promises a beautiful centerpiece for your next dinner party or holiday celebration.

There are some recipes that call for marinating the ribs for some time 2 or 3 hours before you put it on the grill, which makes the meat dark and a bit too caramelized for our taste – plus, who has the time? This fast(er) version makes for tender and delicious ribs in less time. Bonus: a great DIY barbeque sauce that beats anything on the shelf. Store any leftover bbq sauce jars or airtight container; it will keep for 2 weeks.

An incredible way to really dial up your pork chop recipes, this recipe features our succulent Berkshire pork. The naturally marbled chops are the perfect counterpart to the sweet apples and hard cider, for a dish that's made in autumn heaven. The pork cooks to firm perfection. Serve it with a side of truffled mashed potatoes, roasted seasonal vegetables or your favorite side.

Bold and savory homemade Iberico pancetta adds a kick of flavor to this simple pasta dish. Perfectly balanced, rich cream and heady parmesan are the ideal foil to this flavorful Iberico pork belly. Quick and delicious, this recipe is sure to become one of your go-to weeknight meals!

Skinless and boneless pork loin makes the ideal foundation for a good sauce and in our case, a good filling as well. The Tuscan-inspired flavors of this center-cut pork loin roast are the perfect complement to rich Iberico pork. Stuffed with pancetta and drizzled with a bright rosemary-infused sauce, here’s a recipe you’ll be thinking about long after the leftovers have disappeared.

This often overlooked portion of pork offers some of the tastiest results. Seasoned and seared to intensify their taste, then braised in a flavorful combination of spices and premium balsamic. Slow cooked until they become meltingly tender, this preparation will quickly become your favorite way to eat pork!