
What to Make With Pork Shoulder: 7 Recipes, Slow-Cooked or Sliced Thin
What to make with pork shoulder: 7 Savour recipes, from 35-minute ginger pork with 500 g sliced thin to slow cooker carnitas with 1.8 kg in chunks.
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What to make with one ingredient, such as ground beef, chicken thighs or chickpeas, with Savour recipes that use it and swaps from recipe tips.
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Ingredient guides start from one ingredient, such as ground beef, chicken thighs, chickpeas or leftover rice, and list the Savour recipes that use it as a main ingredient. Each guide compares those recipes on time and servings and collects the swaps and variations written in the recipes, so you can cook with what you already have.

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A recipe is included when the ingredient is a main, non-optional item in its own ingredient list. Stock, broth, powders and seasonings with the same name do not count, so a recipe made with chicken stock is not listed as a chicken recipe.
Use the swaps listed in a recipe's tips and variations, which the guides collect in one place. A swap can change the cooking time and the nutrition estimate, so follow the doneness cues in the recipe and cook meat, poultry and fish to a safe internal temperature.
Where a recipe gives fridge, freezer or reheating notes, the guide repeats them for that dish. Storage times belong to each cooked recipe, so check the recipe page rather than applying one time to every dish.