Sentence examples for pork stock from inspiring English sources

The pozole Chilapa is terrific: a tasty pork stock filled with hominy and strips of pork.

Place all into a large bowl and add 500ml of the reserved pork stock.

He needed the head to fit into a pot so that he could make pork stock.

He sensibly uses pork stock in many dishes, though it's an ingredient you almost never see in cookbooks.

They boil theirs, but, like Carter, they do it in degreased pork stock and only for 15 to 20 minutes.

It was hard and rubbery and set in the top of a glass like a lump of lard on cold pork stock.

The Shaikh, whose background is the comparatively orthodox Tablighi Jamaat movement, went on to explain how, even in Islamic countries, Muslims are not permitted to damage "the wine and pork stocks" of a non-Muslim, according to key scholars from Hanafi school of Islamic law.

Beef, well-marbled and on the bone, is one of the most cited sources for stock-making, but pork stocks seem to have the most variations, with versions made of anything from simple fresh cuts to smoked ribs, ham hocks, and sausages in Hungary and Poland to crunchy pork ears in Ukraine.

Served with a fist-size potato dumpling (9.50 euros), sitting in a pool of red-brown beer-and-pork stock, it made this eater — well versed in the ways of southern German cooking — almost giddy.

Add pork broth or stock to your drippings for a truly salty, pork flavor.

If you're a frugal foodie, scrub the bones clean to make a pork bone stock (the roasting will have brought out their flavour) – cover with water, bring to the boil and simmer them for a few hours on a low heat with some garlic, carrot, onion, herbs and salt for a succulent slow stock.