Wedges of sweet cabbage cooked with pork and homemade tomato sauce throughout the day. What could be better? Pesto would also work, perhaps some fresh herbs, a splash of stock, whatever tickles your fancy. The cut of pork can be a tougher one as it will become less tough during the slow cooking process.
This is great to satisfy any of those yummy spinach dip cravings you may get! Greek yogurt provides a healthy base, and radish slices soaked in water are a great substitute for water chestnuts.
This is not just plain corn, but dried out “popping corn”. NOTHING is as good as this real-deal popcorn. As we’ve found, drying your popcorn cobs is the key factor in getting it to pop efficiently. Dry them overnight in the oven or in a dry place for a couple of weeks or so. Make sure it’s drying in a truly dry area, or you may get mold. Check out our saga on how to (and how not to) pop this corn.
