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Cooking & Baking

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14. Marinate the leftover pork before you cook it

Tue Feb 7, 2023, 10:10 PM

Feb 2023

that should help with the dryness. The adobo from a can of chipotles in adobo or a soy sauce/rice vinegar/ginger mix work well.

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What's for Dinner, Tues., Feb. 7, 2023 [View all] NJCher Feb 2023 OP

Oh you have my sympathy, I have done that with bowls of soup Walleye Feb 2023 #1

Aloe plant can help. twodogsbarking Feb 2023 #2

Oh no! I hope your hand feels better soon. Luciferous Feb 2023 #3

Chicken thighs and pasta with pesto alfredo sauce happybird Feb 2023 #4

Pastrami Sandwich....yippee Paper Roses Feb 2023 #5

Rub aluminum foil lightly on your burn. It works! Emile Feb 2023 #6

I hope your hand heals quickly! mike_c Feb 2023 #7

Cher is your hand ok? What did the doctor say? irisblue Feb 2023 #8

boneless pork chops MissMillie Feb 2023 #9

If they're thawed in the fridge and kept at a safe temp... hippywife Feb 2023 #11

If they're thin like breakfast chops, Lars39 Feb 2023 #13

Marinate the leftover pork before you cook it Retrograde Feb 2023 #14

Chicken quesadillas, cookie bar for dessert. Luciferous Feb 2023 #10

Getting ready to heat up a bowl of wedding soup. nt hippywife Feb 2023 #12

saltine breaded 'pounded' pork tenderloin fried in butter + corn oil. pansypoo53219 Feb 2023 #15

Yummy Emile Feb 2023 #16