It has more flavor than ground beef or turkey, and cooks just as quickly.
After all, we love a goodpulled pork sandwichand anything seasoned with bacon drippings.
Anythingground beefor turkey can do, ground pork can do better.

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The next time youre at the grocery store, reach for the ground pork.
Don’t forget the lingonberry jam.
Under that layer of golden, cheesy biscuits is a rich and creamy gravy made with hot pork sausage.

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All you’ll need is a pot of coffee, and breakfast is served.
The melted cheese and slider buns make them fun to eatespecially as a party appetizer.
Stuffed with ground pork and shrimp, they make an impressive appetizer.

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Plenty of black pepper.)
Tailor it to your preferred heat level by using mild, medium, or hot bulk sausage.
The pineapple preserves and pickled jalapenos bake up into a pepper jelly-like glaze.

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Carrots and shallots flavor the sausage mixture, which is wrapped in puff pastry.
To make things easy, you could prepare these ahead of time and bake when needed.
The red sauce has a Southern twistCreole seasoning.

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Biscuits-And-Gravy Casserole
Serve biscuits and gravy to the whole crowd, casserole style.
Frozen biscuits help this come together quickly without sacrificing taste.
Mississippi Slugburgers
Necessity is the mother of invention.

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(They were sold for a “slug,” or a nickel.)

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