It is a super-simple, incredibly delicious and versatile dish because you can use any protein with this glaze. I’ve used pork butt, chicken thigh, and filet mignon in the past as a substitute ...
Ready to make your Christmas ham the talk of the table? This peach and honey glaze is your secret weapon — sticky, sweet and just the right amount of fancy. Plus, it’ll have everyone coming back for ...
Heat the oil in a large frypan and cook pork over medium-high heat, turning for 4 minutes. In a small bowl mix, honey and kecap manis. Glaze the pork continuously for 4 minutes, turning, being careful ...
Add the sausages and cook, turning often, until golden – about 15 minutes. 4. Reduce the heat slightly and drizzle the honey into the pan. Toss the sausages to coat evenly, cooking until the honey has ...
Place the shrimp in a serving bowl while warm. Drizzle generously with the honey glaze and serve. Season chicken with salt, pepper and green seasoning in a large bowl. In another bowl mix together ...
Do you have a plan for Turkey Day? For some, Thanksgiving is a time for gathering family and/or friends around the table to enjoy a homemade feast. But ...