Monday, 12 August 2019

Make-ahead Monday: Slow-cook pork shoulder for a week's worth of dinners

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Make-ahead Monday: Slow-cook pork shoulder for a week's worth of dinners
Chef Tim Love slow cooks spicy pork shoulder to serve with crispy potatoes, in cheesy quesadillas and a cold ramen noodle salad.
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