There are some dinners that feel like they instantly wake up the table, and these pineapple barbecue pork chops with colada slaw are exactly that kind of meal. They are sweet, smoky, tangy, juicy, and just a little tropical without feeling like a theme-night dinner. This recipe is perfect for busy weeknights because it uses familiar ingredients, cooks quickly, and still feels special enough for casual hosting. The creamy colada slaw, made with crisp cabbage, coconut chips and buttery macadamia nuts, balances the sticky pineapple barbecue glaze so every bite feels fresh instead of heavy.

What Is a Pineapple?

A pineapple is a tropical fruit with a golden, juicy center, a spiky rind.  The flavor lands somewhere between candy-sweet and bright citrusy tart. Technically, it is a multiple fruit, meaning all those little sections on the outside form together into one big fruit. In the kitchen, pineapple is one of my favorite ingredients for savory recipes.  It brings natural sweetness, acidity, and a little sunshine to simple proteins like pork chops.

Pineapples are native to South America, with many food history sources tracing their roots to the region around southern Brazil and Paraguay. Long before pineapples became a symbol of tropical vacations and canned pantry staples, Indigenous communities cultivated and shared them throughout parts of South America and the Caribbean. That history is part of why pineapple shows up in so many sweet-and-savory recipes today.  Pineapples traveled to many countries where they adapted it into their cuisine.  That is how it became a fruit people loved using in both everyday meals and celebratory dishes.

Other Popular Pork and Pineapple Combinations

It is hard to point to one exact person who first paired pork and pineapple, because cooks in many cultures have mixed fruit with savory meats for centuries. Pork has always loved sweetness, whether from apples, figs, brown sugar, or tropical fruit. The more recognizable pork-and-pineapple combination became especially popular as pineapple became widely available through trade, canning, and pineapple production in places like Hawaii. From glazed ham to pineapple pork tenderloin, the pairing stuck because it simply works.

But, if you already like pineapple with pork, you have probably met this flavor combination in a few different ways. Pineapple glazed ham is a holiday staple in some homes.  There’s a slow cooker pineapple pork loin recipe and Hawaiian-style pork skewers.  Going the Asian route, sweet and sour pork and Thai red or yellow curry all have pineapple in there. 

The most famous Latin recipe with pineapple that I know of is tacos al pastor where meat is slow roasted with pineapple on top so the juices marinated the meat.  There’s also pineapple pico de gallo and pina loca or “crazy pineapple” where the pineapple is hollowed out and stuffed.  It’s filled with cucumber, peanuts, tamarind candy just to name a few ingredients.  These pineapple barbecue pork chops fit right into that family, but they feel a little faster and more weeknight-friendly than holiday ham or long-cooked roast.

Break the Cycle of Repetitive Dinners

When dinner starts feeling like the same rotation of chicken, pasta, tacos, and takeout, pineapple barbecue chops are a simple way to make pork chops feel exciting again. The pineapple barbecue sauce adds brightness while the pork chops cook quickly enough that the whole meal still feels realistic after a long day. It is the kind of easy pork chop recipe that tastes like you planned ahead, even if you pulled it together from the fridge and pantry.

The trick with pineapple barbecue pork chops is balance. Pineapple gives the barbecue sauce its sweet-tangy backbone.  The sauce has a bit of heat from a habanero pepper, but feel free to use a jalapeno or roasted red pepper if you don’t like any heat.  There’s a dash of liquid smoke along with some Worcestershire sauce for that umami flavor.  The secret ingredients are some Caribbean style spices like cinnamon and allspice which add a sweetness to the sauce.  Finally, there’s traditional ketchup, brown sugar, and vinegar to round out this pineapple barbecue sauce for these chops.  The colada slaw is what keeps the plate from feeling heavy. Each forkful gives you a little sticky glaze, a little crunch, and a little creamy tropical freshness.

What Are Coconut Chips?

Coconut has been used for generations in tropical and coastal cuisines, especially in regions where coconut palms grow naturally. In this colada slaw, coconut chips give a little nod to piña colada flavors without making the slaw sweet or dessert-like. Coconut chips are thin, wide flakes shaved from coconut meat and often dried or lightly toasted until crisp. They are different from finely shredded coconut because they give you bigger crunch, more texture, and a nuttier flavor when toasted.  They’re great added to powdered sugar and almond meal in German chocolate cake macaron.  But I enjoy nibbling on them as a light snack or dessert after lunch.

The Secret to Good Slaw Recipe

The secret to a good colada slaw, or any slaw for that matter, is keeping it creamy, but not soggy. Start with crisp cabbage, add a little crushed pineapple for juicy sweetness.  Next, fold in toasted coconut chips and macadamia nuts for crunch.  Finally, keep the dressing easy with some pineapple juice, vinegar, sugar, and mayonnaise.  I like to add the coconut chips and macadamia nuts right before serving so they stay crisp against the cool cabbage.

Smart Prep Shortcuts for Busy Families and Casual Hosting

This recipe is friendly to shortcuts.  That is one reason I keep coming back to it. Use bagged coleslaw mix if you do not want to shred cabbage.  Or you can opt for the broccoli slaw mix for added crunch.  I always canned pineapple and I buy the crushed pineapple in juice so I can drain the pineapple and use the juice for the sauce and the slaw. 

If you don’t want to make the barbecue sauce from scratch, you can use your favorite bottled barbecue sauce and add in some crushed pineapple, spices, and habanero. Trager makes a nice Sweet & Heat sauce or skip making pineapple barbecue sauce all together and just get some of this Grace Caribbean pineapple barbecue sauce. Another time saving tip is to mix the dressing earlier in the day and toss it with the cabbage to let it lightly marinate.  Toss in the coconut chips and macadamia nuts just before serving to maintain their crunch.

The key to keeping this meal approachable are the simple ingredients that are probably in your pantry.  Minus the coconut chips and macadamia nuts, but even Walmart has those on their shelves.  So, you do not need a specialty grocery run to make these barbecue pork chops and colada slaw. Pork chops, canned crushed pineapple, cabbage mix, mayo, vinegar, sugar, and coconut chips are all easy to find in most stores. We didn’t serve our chops with anything but the slaw, but you can easily serve this meal up with some creamy coconut rice made with coconut milk and water for added richness.  Or try some roasted sweet potatoes to play off the sweetness of the sauce and slaw.  Or simply grilled corn for a meal that feels complete without extra effort.

Easy Ways to Serve, Customize, and Reinvent Leftovers for a Second Win

These pineapple barbecue pork chops are easy to customize depending on what your family likes. Sub the habanero with jalapeño in the slaw for less heat.  Try grilling some fresh pineapple rings alongside the pork chops for a more cookout-style plate. Leftover pork can be sliced into sandwiches, tucked into tacos, served over rice bowls, or chopped into a salad with extra colada slaw on top. That second-day version might be one of my favorite parts, because the sweet, smoky pork and crisp coconut slaw still taste bright and satisfying.

Once the pineapple barbecue sauce hits the grilled pork chops, it turns glossy, smoky, and just a little sticky in the best way. The crushed pineapple melts into the sauce and gives it that sweet-tangy body, while the habanero adds a warm kick that lingers without taking over the whole plate. Caribbean spices bring in a cozy background note while the liquid smoke makes the chops taste like they spent extra time over the fire.  Finally, the Worcestershire sauce gives the glaze that savory depth that keeps every bite from tasting too sweet.

Paired with the colada slaw, the whole meal has that sweet, smoky, creamy, crunchy balance I love in a summer-style dinner. The mayo keeps the slaw cool and rich, the crushed pineapple makes it juicy and bright, and the coconut chips and macadamia nuts add a buttery crunch that plays so well against the tender pork chops. It is tropical without being overly sweet, bold without being fussy, and exactly the kind of grilled pork chop recipe that makes dinner feel fun again.

Pineapple Barbeque Chops with Colada Slaw

Prep Time: 15 minutes

Cook Time: 10 minutes

Total Time: 25 minutes

Pineapple Barbeque Chops with Colada Slaw is sweet and spicy with a delicious kick of Caribbean flavors and tropical macadamia nuts and coconut chips. It's an amazing dinner you'll love.

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Ingredients

For the barbeque sauce:

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• 1 cup pineapple
• 1 habanero, seeded and chopped
• 1 tablespoon Worcestershire sauce
• 1 teaspoon liquid smoke
• 1/2 cup ketchup
• 1/2 cup pineapple juice
• 1/2 teaspoon ground cinnamon
• 1/3 cup brown sugar
• 1/3 cup cider vinegar
• 1/4 teaspoon ground allspice
• 2 teaspoon garlic powder
• 2 teaspoons onion powder
• pinch ground cloves
• pinch red pepper flakes

For the colada slaw:

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• 4 cups shredded cabbage
• 1 cup crushed pineapple
• 1/4 cup coconut chips
• 1/4 cup roughly chopped macadamia nuts
• 1/4 cup pinapple juice
• 1/4 cup vinegar
• 1/4 cup sugar
• 1 cup mayonnaise

Remaining ingredients:

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• 1 pound lean pork chops

Instructions

For the barbeque sauce:

1. Place the ingredients for the barbeque sauce (pineapple through red pepper flakes) in the bowl of a food processor or a blender. Process until smooth. Pour into a saucepan and simmer until slightly thickened.

For the colada slaw:

1. Combine the cabbage with the crushed pineapple, coconut chips, and macadamia nuts in a mixing bowl.
2. Combine the pineapple juice, vinegar, sugar, and mayonnaise in a small mixing bowl. Pour the slaw over the cabbage mixture and stir well to combine. Refrigerate until ready to serve.

For the pork chop:

1. Heat your grill to medium-high heat. Grill the pork chops 3 to 5 minutes depending on the thickeness of your chop. Rotate 45 degrees, baste with sauce, and grill an additional 3 to 5 minutes. Flip the chops over and repeat these two steps until the pork chops reach your desired temperature. For moist chops, I remove mine at about 145 and allow them to rest 5 minutes before serving with the slaw.

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These mustard barbecue chops are juicy, smoky, tangy, and just sweet enough. They are a standout grilled pork chop recipe for Father’s Day, summer cookouts, and easy weeknight dinners. A mustard-based barbecue sauce clings beautifully to the pork. It creates a glossy, caramelized crust on the grill while keeping every bite bold and balanced.  Serve these up with some creamy broccoli slaw and southern fried Mexican corn salad to make Dad feel special!

Celebrating Father’s Day with Grilled Pork Chops

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Selecting the Best Pork Chops

For the juiciest grilled barbecue pork chops, choose chops that are at least 1 inch thick. Bone-in pork chops often stay especially moist and flavorful on the grill.  But on the other hand, thick-cut boneless chops also work.  Look for chops with a little marbling and avoid very thin cuts, which can dry out before the sauce has time to glaze.

Boneless chops can go from juicy to dry pretty quickly.  To prevent this you just need to watch the temperature closely, so you don’t overcook them.  I aim for 135 F to 140 F and then let them rest.  The carry-over cooking should bring the internal temperature to 145 F which is perfectly moist and juicy.  Make sure to check it with an instant read meat thermometer for accuracy.

Homemade Barbecue Sauce vs. Store-Bought Barbecue Sauce

Homemade mustard barbecue sauce gives you the most control over sweetness, tang, heat, and smoke. You can make it brighter with vinegar, deeper with molasses or brown sugar, or spicier with cayenne and hot sauce. Store-bought barbecue sauce is convenient, but it can be overly sweet or thick for grilling pork chops.  Mixing in some mustard, vinegar, and a splash of water can help loosen and balance it.  Or you can skip the bottle and make your barbecue sauce from scratch.  It’s budget-friendly and completely customizable.

Why Mustard Creates the Perfect Base for Barbecue Flavor

Mustard is a natural partner for pork because it adds tang, gentle heat, and a savory sharpness that cuts through the richness of the meat. In a barbecue sauce, mustard also helps the glaze cling to the chops, giving the sugar, spices, and smoke a flavorful base to build on.

The best mustard barbecue chops are all about balance. The honey brings sweetness and the molasses brings depth.  Both help the sauce caramelize on the grilled pork.  The smoked paprika adds backyard barbecue depth.  The Worcestershire sauce brings an umami flavor to the sauce.  And finally, the apple cider vinegar keeps the glaze bright instead of heavy. Together, all these elements make pork chops taste juicy, smoky, tangy, and satisfying.

Ingredients to Make Mustard Barbecue Chops

• 3/4 cup mustard
• 1/4 cup local honey
• 1/4 cup molasses
• 1/4 cup cider vinegar
• 1 tablespoon Worcestershire sauce
• 2 teaspoons garlic powder
• 1 tablespoon onion powder
• 1 tablespoon chili powder
• 1 tablespoon smoked paprika
• 1 pound of lean pork chops, trimmed of excess fat

How to Adjust the Flavor Profile Without Throwing Off the Balance

When adjusting mustard barbecue sauce, change one element at a time. Add more brown sugar or honey for sweetness, more vinegar for tang, more smoked paprika for barbecue flavor, or cayenne for heat. If the sauce becomes too sharp, add a little sweetness. If it becomes too sweet, add vinegar or mustard. The goal is a sauce that tastes bold on its own but still lets the pork shine.

Selecting the Perfect Mustard for Your Sauce

When crafting a homemade barbecue sauce, combining distinct mustard types and infused flavor variations allows you to precisely engineer your sauce’s profile. Yellow mustard serves as the ultimate smooth, tangy anchor for traditional South Carolina gold sauces.  Classic Dijon mustard introduces a sophisticated, wine-infused sharpness that effortlessly emulsifies your liquid ingredients.  For a rustic, texturized sauce that pairs perfectly with smoked pork or brisket, incorporating a scoop of whole grain mustard or spicy brown deli mustard provides a hearty crunch and a robust, earthy spice that cuts right through rich meats.

To elevate this barbecue sauce recipe, you can try incorporating specialized flavor variations.  Honey mustard injects a smooth, built-in sweetness that beautifully complements smoky molasses, while sweet-hot mustard delivers a complex, layered punch of sugar and immediate heat. For a more rugged texture and deep, complex notes try folding in an aromatic horseradish-infused mustard.  It adds a pungent, nose-tingling kick that cuts beautifully through rich, fatty meats.

Steps for Perfectly Grilled Barbecued Pork Chops

Whisk together the mustard, brown sugar or honey, apple cider vinegar, Worcestershire sauce, tomato paste or ketchup, smoked paprika, garlic powder, and cayenne.  Next, marinate the pork chops in some of the mustard barbecue sauce for about 30 minutes.  Then pat the pork chops dry and sprinkle them with salt, and pepper.

Preheat the grill for medium-high heat and set up a cooler side for indirect cooking.  Grill the pork chops over direct heat for 3 to 4 minutes per side, until grill marks form.  Baste with the sauce as you turn the chops over.  Then move the chops to indirect heat to continue cooking until the pork chops reach 145°F in the thickest part.

A great barbecue crust comes from timing the glaze correctly. Sear the pork chops first, then brush on the mustard barbecue sauce during the last few minutes of grilling so the sugars can bubble, thicken, and turn glossy without burning. This creates that sticky, lacquered finish that makes grilled pork chops feel cookout-worthy.

Make sure to rest the pork chops for at least 5 minutes before serving. This allos the juices redistribute.  This allows the chops to come to the perfect internal temperature and allows them to be moist and perfectly juicy inside.

Serving Mustard Barbecue Chops for Cookouts, Weeknights, and Father’s Day

Serve mustard barbecue chops with classic cookout sides like apple slaw, baked beans, potato salad, grilled corn, or macaroni and cheese. For weeknights, pair them with a simple green salad, Parmesan noodles, or steamed vegetables. For Father’s Day, set them out on a big platter with extra mustard barbecue sauce. Serve with plenty of napkins for a meal that feels festive, relaxed, and full of smoky summer flavor.

Yield: 4 servings

Mustard Barbecue Chops

Prep Time: 30 minutes

Cook Time: 10 minutes

Total Time: 40 minutes

Savor the unique taste of mustard barbecue chops where zesty meets savory. Each piece brings a punch of flavor to your table.

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Ingredients

• 3/4 cup mustard
• 1/4 cup local honey
• 1/4 cup molasses
• 1/4 cup cider vinegar
• 1 tablespoon Worcestershire sauce
• 2 teaspoons garlic powder
• 1 tablespoon onion powder
• 1 tablespoon chili powder
• 1 tablespoon smoked paprika
• 1 pound lean pork chops, trimmed of excess fat

Instructions

1. Combine first nine ingredients (mustard through paprika) in a small mixing bowl.
2. Place the pork chops in a shallow dish and pour 2/3 of the sauce over the chops, turning to coat. Allow to marinate 30 minutes.
3. Preheat grill to medium-high. Place the chops on the grill and baste with the remaining sauce. Cook for 2 to 3 minutes then rotate them 45 degrees and cook an additional 2 to 3 minutes depending on thickness. Turn the chops over, baste, and repeat the previous step until the pork reaches 165 in the center.
4. Remove from the grill, cover, and allow to rest 5 to 10 minutes or until they reach an internal temperature of 168 to 170, or your desired degree of doneness.
5. Serve with baked beans and corn.

Nutrition Information

Yield

4

Serving Size

1
Amount Per Serving Calories 404Total Fat 15gSaturated Fat 4gUnsaturated Fat 11gCholesterol 94mgSodium 740mgCarbohydrates 37gFiber 5gSugar 26gProtein 33g

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If you love simple pasta recipes that taste like they came from a cozy Italian kitchen, this simple Tuscan Pomodoro pasta recipe is one to keep on repeat. It’s made with a rich tomato sauce, olive oil, garlic, Tuscan seasoning, and tender pasta, then finished with a few Tuscan-inspired touches that make it feel comforting and extra special.

What Is Pomodoro Sauce

Pomodoro sauce is a simple Italian tomato sauce built around a short list of ingredients, usually tomatoes, olive oil, garlic, basil, and salt. The beauty of pomodoro is that it lets the tomatoes do most of the work, so the sauce tastes bright, smooth, and fresh rather than heavy or over-seasoned. It is often simmered just long enough to soften the tomatoes and blend the flavors, giving you a sauce that feels light, full of flavor, and perfect for a quick pasta dinner.

Pomodoro Sauce vs Puttanesca Sauce

Both sauces both start with tomatoes, but they go in very different directions. Pomodoro is all about simplicity and tomato-forward flavor, usually with garlic, olive oil, and basil as supporting ingredients. Puttanesca, on the other hand, is much bolder and brinier, thanks to additions like olives, capers, and anchovies. If pomodoro feels mellow and comforting, puttanesca tastes punchy, savory, and intense. That is why this Tuscan pomodoro pasta keeps things simple while still giving you room to play with olive-based variations if you like.

What Are Kalamata Olives

Kalamata olives are a specific variety of black olive traditionally associated with Greece. They are usually almond-shaped, deep purple to dark brown in color, and known for a rich, fruity, briny flavor. Kalamata olives are typically picked when fully ripe and are often harvested more carefully to avoid bruising their delicate skin. They are then cured to remove bitterness and usually packed in a brine that can include saltwater, vinegar, and sometimes olive oil or lemon for extra flavor.

The biggest difference between Kalamata olives and regular black olives is flavor. Kalamata olives are more robust, fruity, and briny, while regular black olives are milder, softer, and less assertive. Texture matters too, since Kalamatas tend to be meatier, whereas canned black olives are often smoother and more delicate. In a simple pomodoro recipe, regular black olives blend in more gently if you use them as an optional garnish, while Kalamatas stand out and bring a more Mediterranean-style flavor to the dish.

Green Olives to Substitute in This Pomodoro Sauce Recipe

Because this is a simple Tuscan pomodoro pasta, olives are optional rather than essential. But if you want to add a salty, briny accent and do not have Kalamata olives, green olives can work well. Castelvetrano-style green olives are a great choice if you want something buttery and mild. If you’re using more common green olives, add them sparingly, since their sharper briny bite can easily overpower the tomatoes.

Choosing the Best Canned Tomatoes for This Recipe

Since pomodoro sauce depends on only a few ingredients, the canned tomatoes you choose make a big difference. Look for whole peeled tomatoes with a short ingredient list and no unnecessary seasonings. Tomatoes that are naturally sweet, less watery, and not overly acidic will give you the best results. Whole peeled plum tomatoes are a great choice if you want control over the texture.

Look for San Marzano tomatoes.  They are prized for their sweeter, less acidic, meatier flavor.  They also have fewer seeds than many regular canned tomatoes. That means they often cook into a smoother, richer sauce with less simmering. Regular canned tomatoes can still work beautifully, especially if they are high quality, but they may taste sharper or need a little more time to reduce. For a recipe like this, where the tomato flavor is front and center, San Marzano tomatoes are a lovely choice if they fit your budget, but a good-quality regular plum tomato is still absolutely worth using.

The Secret to a Flavorful Tuscan Pomodoro Sauce

The secret to a flavorful Tuscan pomodoro sauce is restraint. Instead of piling in too many ingredients, focus on gently cooking the garlic in olive oil so it infuses the sauce with flavor, using tomatoes that taste naturally sweet and balanced, and finishing everything with a splash of pasta water for a silky texture. A homemade Tuscan spice blend can add a subtle layer of warmth, and a few chopped Kalamata olives can give the sauce an extra savory note without overwhelming its fresh tomato flavor.

Picking the Best Pasta for this Pomodoro Recipe

Pomodoro sauce works well with many different pasta shapes, so you can easily use what you have on hand. Long noodles like spaghetti, linguine, and bucatini are classic choices because the light tomato sauce coats them evenly without feeling too heavy. Short shapes like penne, rigatoni, and fusilli are also delicious if you want a heartier bite, since their ridges and curves catch the sauce nicely. If you prefer a more delicate pasta dish, angel hair can work too, though it is best with a slightly thinner sauce. In general, pomodoro pairs best with pasta shapes that let the fresh tomato flavor shine rather than overpowering it.

Gathering Your Ingredients

• 28 ounces canned whole, peeled tomatoes
• 2 tablespoons minced garlic
• 1/3 cup chopped, Kalamata, black olives
• 2 teaspoons Tuscan spice mix
• 1 teaspoon Italian seasoning
• Pinch crushed red pepper
• 12 ounces uncooked pasta

Cooking Instructions Made Easy

1. Cook pasta according to package directions omitting salt and fat.
2. While the pasta is cooking, preheat the broiler.
3. Remove the tomatoes from the can, reserve the sauce, and place the tomatoes on a baking sheet covered with aluminum foil coated with cooking spray. Broil the tomatoes 5 to 7 minutes or until they start to blacken on top. Turn the tomatoes over and cook an additional 5 to 7 minutes or until the tomatoes start to blacken again.
4. Remove them from the oven and allow the tomatoes to cool while you prepare the sauce.
5. Heat a large skillet coated with cooking spray. Sauté the garlic for 2 to 3 minutes or until fragrant.
6. Once the tomatoes have cooled enough to handle, chop the tomatoes and add them to the pan. I used my kitchen shears. Simmer for 3 to 5 minutes or until the juices from the tomatoes have evaporated. Pour the remaining juice from the canned tomatoes into the pan with the olives and simmer until the pasta is cooked.
7. Drain the pasta and add it to the pan. Fold the pasta into the tomato mixture and simmer until most of the liquid is absorbed. Garnish with Parmesan cheese and serve with garlic bread.

Tips for Perfecting Your Pasta Dish

For the best texture, cook your pasta just until slightly firm, because it will finish in the sauce. Do not skip the pasta water, since it helps the sauce cling to the noodles and creates that glossy, restaurant-style finish. Taste the sauce before adding anything sweet; good tomatoes often do not need sugar at all. And finally, keep the extras simple. A little Parmesan, fresh basil, and maybe a drizzle of olive oil are often all this kind of pasta needs to shine.

Serving Suggestions

One of my favorite ways to serve this Tuscan pomodoro pasta is with a few simple sides that make dinner feel a little more complete without taking attention away from the sauce. Warm garlic bread or a crusty loaf is perfect for soaking up every last bit of tomato sauce.  A buttery garlic bread is also great with this pasta recipe.  I like to serve mine with a crisp green salad with a light vinaigrette adds just the right amount of freshness. We always have romaine lettuce for a quick Caesar salad. 

If you want to make the meal a little heartier, roasted vegetables like zucchini, asparagus, or broccoli are always a good idea.  Since the hubs doesn’t feel satisfied with a meat free pasta recipe like this one, sometimes we and grilled chicken or Italian-style sausage to make it more filling. Of course, we also love setting out extra Parmesan to sprinkle on top before eating.

If you’d like to add a wine pairing, a medium-bodied Italian red like Chianti Classico or Barbera is a lovely match for pomodoro because the bright acidity of the wine complements the tomatoes beautifully. If you prefer white wine, look for something crisp and refreshing, such as Pinot Grigio or Vermentino, which can keep the meal feeling light and easy.

Yield: 4 servings

Tuscan Pomodoro

Cook Time: 20 minutes

Total Time: 20 minutes

Tuscan Pomodoro is all about slowing down and savoring the little things. Picture yourself enjoying rustic flavors under the open sky with friends and family.

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Ingredients

• 28 ounces canned whole, peeled tomatoes
• 2 tablespoons minced garlic
• 1/3 cup chopped, Kalamata, black olives
• 2 teaspoons Tuscan seasoning
• 1 teaspoon Italian seasoning
• Pinch crushed red pepper
• 12 ounces uncooked pasta

Instructions

1. Cook pasta according to package directions omitting salt and fat.
2. While the pasta is cooking, preheat the broiler.
3. Remove the tomatoes from the can, reserve the sauce, and place the tomatoes on a baking sheet covered with aluminum foil coated with cooking spray. Broil the tomatoes 5 to 7 minutes or until they start to blacken on top. Turn the tomatoes over and cook an additional 5 to 7 minutes or until the tomatoes start to blacken again.
4. Remove them from the oven and allow the tomatoes to cool while you prepare the sauce.
5. Heat a large skillet coated with cooking spray. Sauté the garlic for 2 to 3 minutes or until fragrant.
6. Once the tomatoes have cooled enough to handle, chop the tomatoes and add them to the pan. I used my kitchen shears. Simmer for 3 to 5 minutes or until the juices from the tomatoes have evaporated. Pour the remaining juice from the canned tomatoes into the pan with the olives and simmer until the pasta is cooked.
7. Drain the pasta and add it to the pan. Fold the pasta into the tomato mixture and simmer until most of the liquid is absorbed. Garnish with Parmesan cheese and serve with garlic bread.
   

Nutrition Information

Yield

4

Serving Size

1
Amount Per Serving Calories 213Total Fat 4gSaturated Fat 1gUnsaturated Fat 3gSodium 1060mgCarbohydrates 39gFiber 5gSugar 6gProtein 8g

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 If you have been searching for shrimp carbonara with leeks, this version is all about rich, silky texture and balanced flavor. The tender shrimp add a delicate sweetness, the leeks melt into the pasta with their soft, mellow flavor, and the glossy carbonara sauce brings everything together in a way that feels both comforting and refined. It is the kind of seafood pasta that tastes elegant and restaurant-worthy while still feeling warm, cozy, and completely satisfying.

What Is Pasta Carbonara?

Carbonara is a classic Roman pasta dish traditionally made with pasta, eggs, hard cheese, black pepper, and cured pork such as guanciale. What makes it so special is the sauce: instead of using cream, the silky texture comes from tossing hot pasta with eggs, cheese, and a little pasta water to create a glossy, velvety coating. Traditional versions are wonderfully simple, but that same technique also leaves room for creative variations like this seafood-inspired take.

 Like many iconic dishes, carbonara has a history that is still debated. Most sources connect it to Rome and the Lazio region.  But the dish as we know it today appears to have taken shape in the mid-20th century rather than in ancient times. Some food historians link it to hearty meals made by charcoal workers, while others point to post-World War II Italy, when American soldiers brought eggs and bacon into local cooking. However it began, carbonara has become one of Italy’s most famous pasta dishes and a favorite canvas for thoughtful variations.

Eggs are the Base of this Iconic Recipe

Eggs are one of the most universal ingredients in the world, found in kitchens and cuisines across nearly every country because they are affordable, nourishing, and incredibly versatile. They can be scrambled, fried, poached, boiled, baked, steamed, or folded into sauces and batters.  They show up in beloved dishes like omelets, shakshuka, quiche, tamagoyaki, egg curry, and of course pasta carbonara. That adaptability is part of what makes eggs such an essential ingredient in cooking.  They can easily shift from simple everyday breakfasts to elegant, deeply comforting meals.

 How to Select the Best Shrimp for Carbonara

For shrimp carbonara, medium or large shrimp are usually the best choice.  They stay juicy, cook quickly, and feel substantial enough to stand out against the pasta. Look for shrimp that smell fresh and clean, not overly fishy.  If you are buying frozen, choose a good-quality bag with firm, individually frozen shrimp rather than a block of icy clumps. Peeled and deveined shrimp save time, but shell-on shrimp can offer excellent flavor if you do not mind a little extra prep.

Different Types of Shrimp for Pasta Recipes

Different varieties of shrimp can slightly change the final dish. White shrimp are mild, sweet, and firm.  This makes them a very versatile option for pasta because they hold their shape well. Pink shrimp tend to be a little sweeter and more delicate, which gives the dish a softer, more refined seafood note. Tiger shrimp are larger with a firmer, meatier bite and a bolder flavor.  They make the pasta feel especially hearty. Any of these can work beautifully, so the best choice really depends on whether you want delicacy, versatility, or a more dramatic shrimp presence in the bowl.

 What Are Leeks and How Do You Cook Them?

Leeks are a member of the allium family, which also includes onions, garlic, and shallots. They have a long white base that fades into pale and dark green leaves, with the white and light green portions being the most tender for cooking. Their flavor is milder and sweeter than a standard onion, making them especially good in pasta.  They soften into a silky texture instead of overpowering the dish. Because dirt often hides between the layers, they do need to be cleaned carefully before slicing and cooking.

Why Shrimp and Leeks Are the Perfect Pairing in Carbonara

Shrimp and leeks make such a lovely pairing because they complement each other without competing. Shrimp brings a delicate sweetness and briny richness.  Leeks add a mellow onion flavor that turns soft, silky, and slightly sweet when cooked. In a carbonara-style pasta, leeks help bridge the richness of the egg-and-cheese sauce and the lightness of the seafood, making the whole dish feel balanced, flavorful, and a little more elegant than your average weeknight pasta.

How to Prepare Shrimp and Leeks for Pasta Carbonara

Start by peeling and deveining the shrimp if needed.  Pat them dry so they sear instead of steam. A light seasoning of salt and pepper is usually enough, since the carbonara sauce will bring plenty of flavor. For the leeks, trim away the root end and the dark green tops, then slice the white and light green parts lengthwise or into thin half-moons. Rinse them thoroughly under running water, fanning apart the layers to remove any grit.  Drain them well and cook them gently in butter or olive oil until tender and sweet.

How to Make a Carbonara Sauce with Cream

In this recipe, cream is part of what gives the carbonara sauce its rich, silky texture. The eggs and grated cheese still bring the signature savory depth that makes carbonara so comforting.  The cream adds extra body and creates a smooth, velvety sauce that coats the pasta beautifully. Combined with hot pasta, black pepper, and a little pasta water, it becomes a lush sauce that feels both indulgent and easy to love.

 Some home cooks also like to make carbonara with a splash of cream, especially when they want an extra-rich sauce or a little more forgiveness while cooking. Cream is not part of the traditional Roman method.  However, it has become a popular addition in many modern versions because it creates a smooth, lush texture.  It also makes carbonara a bit easier for beginners to manage. Whether you keep it classic or add cream, the goal is the same: a glossy, flavorful sauce that coats the pasta beautifully.

How to Cook and Serve Shrimp and Leeks Pasta Carbonara

Cook your pasta until just al dente, since it will finish in the sauce.  Reserve a 1/2 cup of the pasta water which is liquid gold in this recipe.  Have all of your ingredients ready before you begin combining everything. Carbonara moves quickly at the end, so a little preparation goes a long way.

 Sauté the leeks until they’re tender then remove them from the pan and keep warm.  Next, cook the shrimp in the same skillet making sure they get a nice sear and don’t overcook.  They should start to curl but not completely curl into a circle when they’re done.  Add the leeks back to the pan. 

How to Combine Shrimp, Leeks, and Carbonara Sauce

In a large bowl, toss the pasta with the carbonara sauce ingredients.  Add a little of the research pasta water if the sauce is not creamy enough.  When the sauce is creamy, toss the leeks and shrimp with the pasta.  Serve the carbonara immediately while it is glossy and warm.  Garnish with extra cheese and black pepper on top if you like. The finished dish feels special enough for a dinner party but easy enough for a cozy night in, offering all the comfort of a classic carbonara with the fresh, elegant twist of shrimp and leeks.

Why You’ll Love This Recipe

• This shrimp and leeks pasta carbonara feels elegant enough for guests but is simple enough for a weeknight dinner.
• The combination of tender shrimp, sweet leeks, and silky carbonara sauce creates a rich, balanced flavor in every bite.
• The creamy carbonara sauce made with cream gives the dish an extra-rich, velvety finish.
• It is a fresh twist on traditional carbonara that still feels classic and comforting.
• The recipe comes together quickly, making it perfect for date night, entertaining, or an upgraded pasta night at home.

If you follow the steps in order, have your ingredients ready to go, this dish goes together wicked fast.  It’s perfect for those nights were you are so so SO tired and just do not want to cook.  Grab a bottle, glass, or tumbler of your fave beverage and just get to work.  You won’t regret putting this one on the table.  The shrimp are succulent, the leeks are earthy and sweet, and the pasta is creamy and slightly salty.  It’s the perfect combination of flavors and textures for a weeknight dinner or a date night dinner.  It’s that easy and that fancy.

Yield: 4 servings

Pasta Carbonara with Shrimp and Leeks

Cook Time: 20 minutes

Total Time: 20 minutes

Shrimp and leeks add a savory pop to classic Pasta Carbonara, bringing together velvety sauce, al dente pasta, and fresh flavors in one dish. Ready to try something new? Save this recipe for your next dinner inspiration.

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Ingredients

• 1/2 cup egg substitute
• 1/2 cup fat free half and half
• 1/2 cup grated Parmesan cheese
• 1/2 teaspoon garlic salt
• 1/4 teaspoon black pepper
• Pinch of nutmeg
• 8 ounces uncooked pasta
• 2 cups thinly sliced leeks
• 1 pound shrimp, peeled and deveined

Instructions

1. Combine the first six ingredients (egg substitute through nutmeg) in a small mixing bowl. Set aside.
2. Bring a large pot of water to a boil.
3. While the water is heating, preheat a large skillet coated with cooking spray over medium-high heat. Add the leeks and sauté until tender about 7 to 10 minutes.
4. When the water reaches a full, rolling boil, drop in the pasta, stir, and lower the heat just slightly so it’s not boiling as hard. Stir occasionally.
5. Once the leeks are soft, remove from heat and keep warm.
6. Spray the skillet again and heat over high heat. Add the shrimp and cook 1 to 2 minutes per side or until pink and no longer opaque in the middle. Return the leeks to pan and keep warm.
7. Once the pasta is cooked to your liking, drain reserving 1/2 cup of the pasta water..
8. Place the hot pasta in a large mixing bowl. Drizzle the egg mixture over the pasta, stirring constantly, until the cheese has melted. If it appears to be dry, stir in the pasta water a little at a time until a creamy sauce forms.
9. Toss the shrimp and leeks with the pasta before serving.

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This mahi mahi grilled fish with strawberry salsa is the kind of dish that feels fancy enough for company but easy enough for a sunny weeknight dinner. Sweet, juicy berries meet smoky grilled fish, bright lime, and a little kick from fresh herbs and onion for a combination that tastes like summer on a plate. If you have ever wondered whether fruit salsa belongs on seafood, this recipe is your delicious proof that it absolutely does.

What Are Strawberries?

Yes, I know.  We all know that strawberries are a delicious red berry, but do you really know what they are?  Aside from being one of spring and summer’s brightest stars, strawberries are an aggregate accessory fruit.  That’s the technical term for saying that the fleshy part comes mostly from the flower’s receptacle, while the tiny “seeds” on the outside are actually individual fruits.

Berry or not, they are loved for their juicy texture, floral sweetness, and ruby-red color. strawberries are delicate and highly perishable.  Since they do not continue ripening once harvested they’re best picked at their peak. That makes choosing good strawberries especially important when they are the centerpiece of a fresh salsa. Their natural sweetness and gentle acidity pair beautifully with grilled fish, especially a mild, firm variety like mahi mahi.

Picking Perfect Strawberries

When shopping or picking, look for berries that are fully red, fragrant, and firm but not hard. The best strawberries are evenly colored up to the leafy cap.  Pale “shoulders” (the top leading to the stem) can signal they were picked too early and will never fully sweeten. Skip any berries that look mushy, leaky, or dull.  I always check the container for hidden mold so you’ll see me turning that thing on all sides to make sure there’s no hidden mold between the fruit. For salsa, medium-size berries are often the easiest to dice neatly and tend to have a balanced sweet-tart flavor.

Tips for Pick Your Own Strawberry Farms

If you are heading to a pick-your-own farm, go early in the day when berries are cooler and firmer. Bring or use shallow containers so the fruit on the bottom does not get crushed.  Pick berries that release easily with the stem intact. Wear shoes you do not mind getting dusty, bring water, and expect to check rows carefully because ripe berries can hide under leaves. Most importantly, pick only dry berries when possible.  Moisture speeds spoilage once they are in the basket.

Keeping Strawberries Fresh at Home

Once you get strawberries home, refrigerate them right away.  DO NOT wash them until you are ready to use them. Extra moisture encourages mold, so keep them dry in a breathable container.  Make sure to remove any bruised berries before they affect the rest. Properly chilled strawberries usually keep for several days, but they are always best sooner rather than later. If you are making salsa the same day, let them stay cold until prep time so they hold their shape when diced.

What Is Mahi Mahi and What Does It Taste Like?

Mahi mahi is a lean, firm white fish with large flakes and a mild, slightly sweet flavor. Because it is not overly fishy, it is a great choice for people who want seafood that feels approachable and versatile. Its texture is sturdy enough for grilling.  This means it holds together beautifully over high heat and pairs well with bold toppings like fruit salsa, citrus, fresh herbs, and a little spice.

Compared with salmon, mahi mahi is leaner and milder, with less richness and oiliness. Compared with cod, it is firmer and generally better suited to the grill because it is less likely to fall apart. And next to halibut or swordfish, mahi mahi offers a similarly meaty bite but often feels a little lighter and sweeter. In short, if you want a fish that can handle grill marks and still taste fresh with strawberry salsa, mahi mahi is a fantastic middle ground.

Choosing the Perfect Fish

Choose fillets that look moist and glossy, not dry or discolored.  Give them a sniff and make sure they have a clean ocean-fresh smell. Thicker portions cook more evenly on the grill, so look for pieces that are fairly uniform in size. If mahi mahi is not available, halibut, swordfish, or even salmon can work here.  Just remember that the gentle sweetness of mahi mahi is especially nice with strawberry salsa. Whether you buy fresh or thawed from frozen, pat the fish dry before seasoning so it sears instead of steams.

Creating the Flavorful Strawberry Salsa

The strawberry salsa is where this dish truly comes alive. Dice fresh strawberries and toss them with finely chopped green onion, jalapeño, seedless cucumber, mango, lime juice, and a pinch of salt. The berries bring sweetness, the onion adds crunch, the jalapeño adds just enough heat, and the lime pulls everything into balance. The cucumber add crunch and mango adds a sweet tart flavor.  Let the salsa sit for 10 to 15 minutes before serving so the flavors mingle, but not so long that the berries lose their texture.

Grilling the Fish to Perfection

Brush the fillets lightly with oil and season them simply with salt, pepper, and a squeeze of lime or a dusting of chili powder if you like a little extra warmth. Grill over medium-high heat until the fish releases easily from the grates and flakes at the center. Because mahi mahi is lean, avoid overcooking it.  You want it just cooked through with a slight char around the edges which means it’s moist and flaky inside.  A clean, well-oiled grill is your best friend here along with a sturdy spatula to flip the fish with.

Assembling the Dish with a Twist

To serve, place the grilled mahi mahi on individual plates and spoon the strawberry salsa generously over the top. For a twist, add thin slices of avocado, a sprinkle of toasted pepitas, or a little crumbled cojita for creamy or crunchy contrast. This fish and salsa recipe tucks easily into warm tortillas for a fresh, summery taco version that disappears fast at casual gatherings.  Make sure to whip up extra salsa to nibble on while cooking.

Serving and Enjoying the Unique Combination

Serve this vibrant dish with coconut rice, grilled corn, a crisp green salad, or simply extra lime wedges and something cold to drink. It is sweet, savory, smoky, and bright all at once—the kind of meal that makes people pause after the first bite and ask for the recipe. Whether you are cooking for a backyard dinner, a weekend date night, or just treating yourself to something fresh and different, grilled mahi mahi with strawberry salsa is a memorable way to celebrate the season.

What does this Grilled Fish with Strawberry Salsa taste like?

Just look at that strawberry salsa.  I know you want to dive in even more because you know that strawberries not only taste good, but they are jam packed with nutrients.  We upped our “better for you” game by putting it some lean, delicious, rocking the omega-3 fish under that strawberry salsa.  This is one summer recipe that you will make again and again.  And know that it’s a healthy recipe you can easily eat on repeat.

You can expect the salsa to be sweet, with a little onion, and some jalapeno kick.  There’s plenty of crunch with the cucumbers that bring a freshness that elevates the sweet, strawberry flavor.  You’ll just have to try it.  Finally, there’s another layer of sweetness with the mango which is also elevated by the lime.  Because mangos are a little sweet and tart. 

This is a recipe you’ll make time and time again.  Because once you try this strawberry salsa recipe, then you will want to service it not only over fish but also over chicken and pork!  Heck, even beef!  Or simply with chips as an appetizer.

Grilled Fish Topped with Strawberry Salsa

Cook Time: 10 minutes

Total Time: 10 minutes

Packed with colors, flavors, textures, and Florida strawberries, this Grilled Fish Topped with Strawberry Salsa is the perfect way to warm up during the holidays!

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Ingredients

• 2 cups Florida strawberries, chopped
• 1/2 cup thinly sliced green onion
• 1/2 cup peeled and finely diced seedless cucumber
• 1/3 cup finely diced mango
• 2 tablespoons minced jalapeno (remove seeds for less heat)
• 1 - 2 tablespoons fresh lime juice
• 1 teaspoon sea salt
• 1 pound fish
• salt and pepper to taste

Instructions

1. Preheat grill for high heat.
2. Combine the first 7 ingredients (strawberries through sea salt) in a mixing bowl. Set aside.
3. Sprinkle the fish with salt and pepper and grill on high 3 to 4 minutes per side depending on the thickness of the fish. (Roughly 10 minutes per inch of thickness with the lid down on high heat.)
4. Allow the fish to rest a few minutes before topping with the salsa and serving.

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With Cinco de Mayo right around the corner, it’s the perfect time to celebrate with a vibrant, flavor-packed feast. Marinated carne asada street tacos are a festive favorite that bring bold spices, juicy steak, and fresh toppings together in every bite. Whether you’re hosting a lively gathering or simply craving something delicious, this recipe guarantees an authentic taste of Mexico and plenty of fun for all.

What is Carne Asada?

Carne asada, which translates to “grilled meat” in Spanish, is a cornerstone of Mexican cuisine. Traditionally, it involves marinating beef and grilling it over an open flame.  Cooking meat like this results in juicy, flavorful slices that are perfect for tacos.  They’re tender perfect bites of meat in a handy street taco that’s perfectly portable.

What are Street Tacos?

Street tacos are the ultimate handheld treat. They’re found at bustling markets and roadside stands throughout Mexico. Unlike oversized restaurant tacos, they come in small corn or flour tortillas and are all about simplicity.  They consist of small bites of delicious meat, fresh toppings, and a squeeze of lime. The focus is on letting the quality of the ingredients shine.

Choosing the Perfect Cut of Beef

The secret to unforgettable carne asada starts with your meat selection. Flank steak and skirt steak are top choices because they’re flavorful and tender when properly marinated and cooked. I like a tender top sirloin steak.  Sirloin has lots of flavor and stays tender and juicy when grilled or quick cooked for tacos.  Make sure to look for cuts with a good balance of marbling and thickness to ensure you get juicy, succulent results.

Creating the Ultimate Marinade

An irresistible marinade is key to great carne asada. Start with fresh lime juice, garlic, olive oil, cumin and chili powder. Don’t forget salt and pepper! I mix all the ingredients in a zip top plastic bag.  Then I add the steak and let it marinade for at least two hours, or even overnight for extra flavor.

The Secret Marinade Ingredient

Ready for the game-changer? Add beer to your marinade! I don’t remember how we started adding beer to marinades for Latin and Tex-Mex recipes.  However, I do know that people would bring beer to parties where we told them not to bring anything.  Consequently, we had a lot of beer in the house during the grilling months.

Beer tenderizes the meat and infuses it with a subtle, malty depth  Combined with the all the other flavors of the marinade, beer elevates everything and adds a rich flavor to this carne asada recipe.  This makes every bite juicy and packed with flavor. Choose a light Mexican lager or a pale ale for best results.  The bubbles and enzymes work wonders on the steak.

Cooking to Perfection

If you’re grilling your meat, fire up your grill to high heat  Cook the marinated steak for 5-7 minutes per side, depending on thickness. You’re aiming for a nice char on the outside while keeping the inside tender and juicy. Let the meat rest for a few minutes before slicing to lock in those tasty juices.

If grilling isn’t an option, broiling is a fantastic alternative. Slice the steak into bite-sized cubes, lay them on a baking sheet, and broil for a few minutes until you get crispy edges and a rich caramelized flavor. Make sure to keep an eye on the meat to prevent overcooking!

No grill or broiler? No problem! Heat a skillet or cast iron pan to medium-high, add a splash of oil, and cook the marinated meat in batches. Overcrowding the pan prevents the meat from caramelizing.  By cooking in batches you’ll achieve a beautiful sear and keep those juices locked in.  This ensures every taco is packed with flavor.

Assembling Your Carne Asada Tacos

Warm up small corn or flour tortillas until they’re soft and pliable. I have warmed them in the oven if I need a large batch.  If it’s just me, I usually put them on the stove.  I have a gas stove and the open flame makes a nice smoky flavor to complement the meat. 

Pile on your carne asada, then top with sliced radishes, shredded or crumbled cheese, and a squeeze of lime. Add salsa or guacamole for extra zest, but keep the toppings minimal to let the steak shine.

Taking Your Tacos to the Next Level

Want to make your carne asada street tacos truly unforgettable? Try charring your tortillas on the grill, adding pickled red onions, or sprinkling on queso fresco. Pair your tacos with chilled margaritas, Mexican beers, or aguas frescas for a refreshing complement. Garnish with extra lime wedges and pickled jalapeños for added zest. Consider setting up a taco bar so everyone can build their own, making your celebration interactive and fun!

The best part about street tacos is their simplicity.  You don’t need a lot of ingredients.  The simpler the better.  Let the flavor of the beer marinated meat shine!  And you can use this marinade on any meat.  I’ve made pork and chicken tacos with this marinade.  It’s so versatile.

These beer marinated carne asada street tacos deliver a vibrant and layered flavor experience. The beer marinade infuses the steak with a subtle richness. It also tenderizes the meat.  This makes them juicy and savory with a hint of caramelization. Each taco bursts with rich flavors and slightly tangy notes created by the fresh lime.  Serve these tacos with some salsa or creamy guacamole. The combination is bold yet balanced, letting the quality of the steak and the marinade shine through.

For Cinco de Mayo, elevate your carne asada tacos with festive sides and drinks. Serve them alongside classic Mexican rice, refried beans, and a fresh corn salad to add color and texture to your spread. Offer a variety of salsas like roasted tomato, tomatillo, and mango  Finally, set up a taco bar!  This allows your guests to personalize their tacos.

Yield: 4

Carna Asada Street Tacos

Prep Time: 10 minutes

Cook Time: 15 minutes

Total Time: 25 minutes

Nothing beats the delicious aroma and tender meat in our carne asada street tacos, served hot and bursting with flavor. Make your meal memorable.

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Ingredients

• 1 cup beer
• 1 teaspoon garlic powder
• 1 teaspoon onion powder
• 1 tablespoon ground cumin
• 1 tablespoon chili powder
• 1 teaspoon salt
• 1/2 teapsoon black pepper
• 1/4 cup olive oil
• 1/4 cup lemon juice
• 1 pound top sirloin
• 8 flour tortillas (street taco size)
• 4 ounces crumbled pepper jack cheese (or cheese of choice)
• 1/4 cup sliced radishes

Instructions

1. In a zip top plastic bag, combine the beer with the spices, olive oil, and lemon juice. Close the bag and shake to blend the marinade. Add the steak to the bag and close it removing as much air as possible. Refrigerate for at least an hour but 2 to 3 is best.
2. To Grill: Fire up your grill to high heat. Cook the marinated steak for 5-7 minutes per side, depending on thickness. You're aiming for a nice char on the outside while keeping the inside tender and juicy. Let the meat rest for a few minutes before slicing to lock in those tasty juices.
3. To Broil: Slice the steak into bite-sized cubes, lay them on a baking sheet, and broil for a few minutes until you get crispy edges and a rich caramelized flavor. Make sure to keep an eye on the meat to prevent overcooking!
4. To Pan Fry: Heat a skillet or cast iron pan to medium-high, add a splash of oil, and cook the marinated meat in batches. Overcrowding the pan prevents the meat from caramelizing. By cooking in batches you’ll achieve a beautiful sear and keep those juices locked in. This ensures every taco is packed with flavor.
5. To Serve: Warm up small corn or flour tortillas until they're soft and pliable. Pile on your carne asada, then top with sliced radishes, shredded or crumbled cheese, and a squeeze of lime.

Nutrition Information

Yield

4

Serving Size

1
Amount Per Serving Calories 900Total Fat 49gSaturated Fat 16gUnsaturated Fat 33gCholesterol 128mgSodium 1365mgCarbohydrates 64gFiber 6gSugar 1gProtein 48g

*The calorise including the marinade which you don't eat.

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What Are Molletes?

Molletes are a traditional Mexican open-faced sandwich.  They’re typically made by topping sliced bread with refried beans and cheese, then baking until golden and bubbly. Our version adds a flavorful twist by including crispy fried eggs topped with green chiles, enhancing both texture and taste. Molletes are loved for their versatility and ability to satisfy cravings any time of day.

This dish has roots in Mexican culinary traditions, dating back to colonial times when bread became a staple. Molletes were originally a way to use up leftover bread and beans, turning simple ingredients into a comforting meal. Over time, molletes have evolved, reflecting regional tastes and creative adaptations. Today, they’re enjoyed across Mexico and beyond, celebrated for their ease and flavor.

Basic Molletes Ingredients

To make egg and green chile molletes, you’ll need these essentials:

• Bread (bolillo, baguette, or other crusty loaf)
• Eggs
• Green chiles (fresh or canned)
• Refried beans
• Cheese (such as Monterey Jack or queso fresco)
• Butter or oil
• Salt and pepper

Gather Your Ingredients

Choose a sturdy bread that holds up well to toppings. Bollilos are oval-shaped Mexican rolls. They have a crisp golden crust and a soft, airy interior, perfect for holding hearty toppings.  For green chiles, canned varieties work in a pinch, but fresh roasted chiles will add extra depth. Make sure your eggs are fresh and select a melty cheese for that signature gooey finish. I like a Colby or pepper jack.  Sometimes I opt for a quesadilla cheese which is super cheesy and delicious.  Prepping all ingredients beforehand makes assembly easy and stress-free.

Customizing Your Molletes

Molletes are wonderfully adaptable. Change up the cheese to one you like.  Melty and delicious like a cheddar or sprinkle some Oaxaca on top.  Level up the protein and add cooked sausage or bacon.  Finally, sprinkle the finished dish with fresh cilantro or sliced green onions for extra flavor. Up the veggies and add sautéed mushrooms or onions. Spice lovers can use hotter chiles or add a dash of hot sauce.

Type of Bread Used for Molletes

Bolillo rolls are the traditional choice.  They are known for their crisp crust and soft interior. If you can’t find bolillos, try using a baguette.  Or you can grab ciabatta loaf or roll.  You can even try sourdough or French bread.  I’ve made plenty of French bread pizzas and know it will stand up to all the toppings.  The key is finding bread that won’t get soggy and offers a sturdy base for your toppings.

Prep Your Bread

Slice your bread in half lengthwise and lightly toast it to help create a crunchy foundation. You can brush the cut sides with butter for added richness before toasting under the broiler or in a toaster oven.  If you’re toasting it in the broiler, make sure to keep an eye on it.  It will burn faster than you think.  I’m talking seconds.  So, don’t let it go unattended.

Cook the Eggs and Green Chiles

Cook your eggs in a skillet.  I made some crispy edged fried eggs.  I like mine well done.  But you can make them over easy or even sunny side up if you want.  Or you can scramble them.  If you opt for scrambled you can stir in the diced green chiles. 

If you’re going to scramble them, aim for soft, creamy eggs so they stay moist when assembled with the other ingredients.  Gently whisk your eggs and cook them over low heat.  Stir continuously to create small, creamy curds. Take the eggs off the heat just before they’re fully set to ensure they stay tender and moist, perfect for topping molletes.

Assemble Your Molletes

Spread a generous layer of refried beans on each toasted bread half. There are several types to choose from.  I like black refried beans.  They’re rich and delicious.  But you can find pinto and Peruvian beans.  Or you can make your own out of any type of bean you want.  Top with the fried egg (or scrambled) and then some green chiles.  Next, sprinkle with cheese. Finally, return to the oven until the cheese melts and bubbles. Serve warm garnished with cilantro or sliced green onions and a dash of cholula sauce for an added kick.

For a Mother’s Day brunch, serve these molletes family-style on a big platter so everyone can grab a warm, melty piece. Have a toppings bar so they can finish their own with fresh toppings like sliced avocado, pico de gallo, cilantro, or a drizzle of your favorite hot sauce.

They pair beautifully with a bright fruit salad (think berries, melon, and citrus) or a simple green salad with a lime vinaigrette.  You can also serve them with some patatas bravas, or crispy and spicy breakfast potatoes to round out the meal. I’m fond a creamy, homemade guacamole to dallop on top.  For drinks, try serving it with an agua fresca or sparkling water with grapefruit and mint.  Or for a luscious libation a delicious michelada, mimosa or a paloma with grapefruit soda and tequila.  They add a festive touch and pair beautifully with the bold flavors of molletes.

Enjoy Your Flavorful Creation

Fried egg and green chile molletes are a vibrant Mexican-inspired breakfast dish. They feature crispy-edged fried eggs nestled atop toasted bread halves generously layered with rich refried beans. Top the eggs with diced green chiles. They add a mild heat and zesty flavor that perfectly complements the creamy beans. Finished with a sprinkle of cheese and melted until bubbly, these molletes offer a satisfying combination of savory, spicy, and cheesy elements in every bite, making them an irresistible option for brunch or a special occasion.

If you’re looking to round out your Mother’s Day brunch spread with more Latin American flavors, consider serving sweet and savory treats.  Serve these with some Mexican chilaquiles. They consist of crispy tortilla chips simmered in salsa and topped with crema and queso fresco.   Or try these with some Argentinian medialunas, which are buttery crescent rolls that are perfect for pairing with coffee. Finally, Colombian arepas.  They are lightly grilled and filled with cheese or eggs, making them a delightful addition alongside molletes.

You could also add Brazilian pão de queijo.  They’re soft and chewy cheese breads that are addictive!  Or try a Peruvian fruit salad with passion fruit and mango for a refreshing touch.  These molletes would be perfect paired with sweet or savory empanadas, too.

Yield: 10

Egg and Green Chile Molletes

Cook Time: 10 minutes

Total Time: 10 minutes

Fire up your brunch with egg and green chile molletes for a delicious twist on a classic. Perfect for gatherings or a cozy breakfast for Mother's Day. Savor every bite for breakfast or brunch.

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Ingredients

• 2 bollilo rolls but in half
• 2 large eggs
• 2 tablespoons butter
• 1/4 cup black refried beans
• 1/4 cup canned green chiles
• 2 ounces shredded pepper jack cheese

Instructions

1. Slice your bread in half lengthwise and lightly toast it to help create a crunchy foundation.
2. Fry or scramble your eggs. If you're scrambling your eggs, aim for soft, creamy eggs so they stay moist when assembled with the other ingredients. Remove the eggs from the heat just before they’re fully set to ensure they stay tender and moist
3. Spread a generous layer of refried beans on each toasted bread half. Top with the fried egg (or scrambled) and then some green chiles. Next, sprinkle with cheese.
4. Return to the oven until the cheese melts and bubbles. Serve warm garnished with cilantro or sliced green onions and a dash of cholula sauce for an added kick.

Nutrition Information

Yield

2

Serving Size

1
Amount Per Serving Calories 422Total Fat 28gSaturated Fat 15gUnsaturated Fat 13gCholesterol 261mgSodium 647mgCarbohydrates 26gFiber 3gSugar 4gProtein 19g

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Celebrate Earth Day with a vibrant dish that honors both tradition and sustainability: vegetable pancit. Made with fresh, all-natural ingredients, this Filipino noodle recipe is not only delicious but also a mindful choice for your health and the environment. If you’re not a fan of rice noodles, you can try these Filipino pancit canton made with egg flour canton noodles. By focusing on whole vegetables and rice noodles, you can enjoy a meal that supports clean eating while paying tribute to our planet.

History of Earth Day

Earth Day, first celebrated on April 22, 1970, was created to raise awareness about environmental issues. It was meant to inspire people around the world to care for our planet. Today, it’s a global movement that encourages sustainable living and conscious choices.  It’s the perfect occasion to enjoy a wholesome, plant-powered dish like vegetable pancit.  Made with rice noodles which have minimal processing, it’s a recipe that checks the delicious box alongside the earth friendly box, too.

What is pancit?

Pancit (pronounced “pahn-sit”) is a beloved Filipino noodle dish that comes in countless regional variations. The word “pancit” simply means “noodles” in Filipino, and it represents a staple at family gatherings, celebrations, and everyday meals. While it’s often prepared with meat and seafood, a vegetable version is just as satisfying and bursting with flavor.

Pancit traces its roots to Chinese immigrants who brought noodle-making techniques to the Philippines centuries ago. Over time, Filipinos adapted the dish, adding local ingredients and flavors to create unique pancit recipes. Vegetable pancit honors this legacy while celebrating the bounty of fresh, natural produce.

How are rice noodles different than other noodles?

Rice noodles stand out from wheat-based noodles thanks to their light, chewy texture and mild flavor. They’re naturally gluten-free and absorb sauces and seasonings beautifully.  This makes them an excellent base for vegetable pancit. Unlike egg noodles or pasta, rice noodles require gentle handling and a quick soak or boil before stir-frying.

If you’d like to try something different in your vegetable pancit, there are plenty of alternatives to rice noodles. Wheat-based noodles like egg noodles or soba can add a heartier texture and richer flavor.  Glass noodles (made from mung beans) offer a translucent, chewy bite. For a gluten-free option, sweet potato noodles are gaining popularity for their unique taste and vibrant color. Each noodle type brings its own character to the dish, so feel free to experiment and find your favorite!

Importance of eating all natural foods

Choosing all natural foods isn’t just good for your health.  It’s also a way to support the planet. Natural ingredients are minimally processed and free from synthetic additives, preserving their nutrients and flavors. By filling your vegetable pancit with fresh, whole vegetables, you’re making a sustainable choice that’s good for you and the Earth.

To keep your footprint low, incorporate more legumes, nuts, and leafy greens to your diet.  Legumes have a low footprint but are high in protein.  Some nuts, like almonds and walnuts, are carbon negative. They absorb more carbon than they produce.  Veggies like kale, zucchini, spinach and broccoli require fewer pesticides but have a lot of nutrients. 

Another way to reduce your carbon footprint is to eat locally.  It supports local biodiversity and reduces fuel costs because local produce doesn’t have to travel far.  It also helps to eat the whole thing.  Don’t peel veggies.  Just give them a good scrub and wash.  If you want to peel potatoes for mashed potatoes then oven or air fry the skins for chips.  I also toast up my butternut squash seeds like pumpkin seeds.  If you are on the fence about eating squash skins, then try a small kitchen compost bin.

Selecting the Right Ingredients

For the best vegetable pancit, use a colorful mix of seasonal vegetables.  This recipe calls for carrots, cabbage, onions, green onions, and celery. Choose organic when possible, and don’t forget aromatics like garlic and ginger. You’ll also need rice noodles, low-sodium soy sauce, and a splash of lime juice for brightness.

Mastering the Cooking Techniques

The secret to perfect pancit lies in stir-frying your vegetables just until crisp-tender.  This preserves their texture and nutrients. Soak the rice noodles according to package instructions.  Next, add them to the pan.  And finally toss them gently with the vegetables and sauce until everything is well combined and heated through. Avoid overcooking to prevent mushy noodles.

Balancing Flavors and Seasonings

Pancit is all about harmony pairing salty, savory, tangy, and sweet in one recipe. Use low-sodium soy sauce or tamari for umami.  Add a touch of organic hoisin sauce for a smoky sweetness.  Finally a drizzle of lime juice rounds out all the flavors. Adjust seasoning to taste, and add freshly ground black pepper or chili flakes for a gentle kick if you like.

Tips for Serving and Storing

Presentation matters! Arrange your vegetable pancit on a large platter, garnished with fresh herbs like cilantro or green onions.  Place a few lemon wedges on the side for people to squeeze over their pancit. The vibrant colors of the vegetables should make this vegetable pancit as appealing to the eyes as it is to the palate.

You can serve vegetable pancit hot or at room temperature.  This makes it perfect for potlucks or picnics. Leftovers keep well in the fridge for up to three days.  Reheat gently in a pan with a splash of water to revive the noodles. Or sprinkle with some water and top with a lid and reheat in small bursts in the microwave.  Store in an airtight glass container for maximum freshness.

Enhancing the Dish for Earth Day

Make your Earth Day celebration extra special by sourcing your vegetables from local farmers’ markets, using organic and seasonal produce, and reducing food waste by incorporating vegetable scraps into homemade broths. Invite friends and family to share this nourishing, eco-friendly meal, and toast to a healthier planet one delicious bowl at a time!

What does this easy vegetable pancit taste like?

I wanted a whole plate of just this!! The flavors were fantastic, the noodles were perfect, and it was the best lunch ever!!  There’s carrot, zucchini, celery, Napa cabbage and some green onions. Granted, it’s not the easiest to toss a pancit with the vegetables but trust me; they’re all there. And so is the delicious flavor! Vegetable broth is mixed with soy sauce, hoisin sauce, sesame oil and spices. This gives the noodles so much flavor.

And since this goes on the plate quickly it is the best meat free meal to keep on hand.  You can easily grill some meat to slice and put on top if you’re not doing a Meatless Monday type thing.  It’s so versatile, you’re going to wonder how you lived without this deliciously quick dish.

Vegetable Pancit

Prep Time: 30 minutes

Cook Time: 20 minutes

Total Time: 50 minutes

Vegetable pancit is all about balance and flavor, inspired by everyday wellness. Cook up this natural recipe and discover how easy it is to make veggies a regular part of your routine.

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Ingredients

• 8 ounces rice noodles
• 2 cups vegetable broth
• 2 tablespoons soy sauce
• 1 tablespoon hoisin sauce
• 1/2 teaspoon sesame seed oil
• Pinch crushed red pepper
• 1 tablespoon extra-virgin olive oil
• 1 tablespoon minced garlic
• 1 tablespoon minced ginger
• 1/2 cup thinly sliced onion
• 1/2 cup shredded carrots
• 1 cup thinly sliced celery
• 1 cup thinly sliced napa cabbage
• 1/2 cup thinly sliced green onions

Instructions

1. Place the rice noodles in a large bowl of warm water and allow to soften while you prep the other ingredients.
2. Combine next six ingredients (broth through red pepper) in a small mixing bowl. Set aside.
3. Preheat a large skillet over high heat and add the olive oil. Swirl the pan to coat and then add the garlic and ginger, stirring constantly, until fragrant. Add the onions, carrots, and celery to pan. Stirring frequently, stir-fry the vegetables until they begin to brown. Add the cabbage and green onions, stirring to combine.
4. At this point, the noodles should be soft. Drain the noodles (or if you’re like me, just grab them with your hands out of the bowl) and add them to the pan. Using tongs, toss the noodles with the vegetables to combine them before pouring the broth mixture over the noodle mixture.
5. Bring to a boil then reduce heat to a simmer. Continue to cook until almost all of the liquid has been absorbed keeping an eye on the noodles so they aren’t overcooked.
6. Toss the noodles again making sure to distribute the vegetables as evenly as possible throughout the noodles. (I know, it’s not easy.) Serve with Philippino pork, teriyaki steak, or hoisin chicken.

Nutrition Information

Yield

4

Serving Size

1
Amount Per Serving Calories 180Total Fat 5gSaturated Fat 1gUnsaturated Fat 4gSodium 924mgCarbohydrates 31gFiber 4gSugar 7gProtein 5g

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Crunchy carrots aren’t just about flavor, they’re key for texture too. When sliced thin or julienned, carrots add a satisfying bite to your noodles, making the dish feel hearty and fresh.  Carrots come in more than just the classic orange. You’ll find purple, yellow, red, and even white carrots at some markets. The color isn’t just for show.  Each variety brings its own subtle twist to the dish.

Orange carrots are sweet and earthy, purple carrots can taste slightly peppery, yellow carrots are mild and less sweet, while red carrots have a hint of spice. No matter their color, all carrots add a wonderful crunch that’s perfect for noodle dishes. Their crisp texture stands up well to stir-frying, keeping every bite interesting.

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Peanut butter has been a kitchen staple for generations. It was first popularized in the United States in the late 1800s and quickly became a favorite for its creamy texture and rich taste.  Peanut butter–style flavors entered Asian cuisine through global trade rather than American influence. Peanuts, native to South America, were introduced to Asia between the 16th and 18th centuries.  They quickly took root as a hardy, nutritious crop.

Many Asian cuisines already used ground seeds and legumes.  This made it easy for cooks to adapt peanuts into their cuisine by roasting and grinding them into pastes and sauces.  Over time, these peanut pastes became essential to dishes like satay and noodle sauces. 

Choosing the Right Peanut Butter for this Recipe

For this recipe, choosing the right peanut butter is important. Creamy peanut butter blends easily into sauces, creating that signature silky finish. Look for one that’s smooth, without added sugar or strong flavorings like a natural peanut butter.  It contains just peanuts and sometimes a bit of salt but no added oils or sugars. It tends to be runnier and needs stirring, but has a deep, roasted taste.

You can use traditional peanut butter, but they often include stabilizers and sweeteners.  These added ingredients make it thicker and sweeter. For a savory sauce, natural peanut butter is a great choice.  However, if you prefer a touch of sweetness, go for traditional. Either works well in this recipe so use what you have on hand.

The peanut sauce is the heart of this dish. It brings everything together with a creamy, nutty richness that coats every noodle. Combining the peanut butter with chicken broth thins out the peanut butter making a delicious sauce.  Then adding ingredients like soy sauce, sesame seed oil, and fish sauce bring the umami flavors.  Finally, fresh ginger, garlic and lime juice brightens the sauce and balances out the peanut butter.  For a little kick, add a little sriracha or sambal.

Finding the Perfect Noodles

You can use almost any noodle for this recipe. Wide rice noodles, lo mein, ramen, or even spaghetti work well. Rice noodles make the dish gluten-free and soak up sauce beautifully.  Wheat noodles give a chewy bite. Ramen noodles make this recipe from fridge to table even faster.  Use whatever you have on hand.  This recipe is all about convenience and flavor.

I made Chinese noodles which I had never cooked before.  I overcooked them.  When I tasted them, they were still quite al dente.  Then all of a sudden, a few minutes later they’re mush.  They still held their shape, but they were so obviously overcooked!  So much so that, well, um, they wouldn’t drain right.  They formed a gelatinous mass in the bottom of the strainer.  I had to keep shaking it back and forth to get all the standing water to drain off the noodles.  You see?  They’re not all perfect meals and not all recipes come out perfectly.

Ingredients to Make Pork and Carrot Peanut Noodles

• 1 pound lean pork
• 2 tablespoons canola oil, divided
• 2 cups shredded carrots
• 2 cups thinly sliced onion
• 2 cups thinly sliced bell peppers
• 1 cup thinly sliced green onions
• 8 ounces rice noodles
• 1 cup low fat chicken broth
• 2/3 cup peanut butter
• 2 tablespoons reduced sodium tamari soy sauce
• 2 tablespoons fresh lime juice
• 1 tablespoon fresh grated ginger
• 2 teaspoons rice vinegar
• 1 teaspoon fish sauce
• 1/2 teaspoon sesame seed oil
• Chopped peanuts and cilantro, for garnish (optional)

Easy Steps to Prepare This Mouthwatering Dish

1. Start a pot of water to cook noodles while you prepare the ingredients. When the water comes to a boil add the noodles and cook according to the package instructions. 
2. Trim the pork of any additional fat and cut into thin slices. Heat a wok or a large skillet over high heat. Add 1 tablespoon of canola oil and swirl to coat. Fry the pork until browned on all sides. Place the pork in a large bowl and keep warm.
3. Return the pan to the heat and swirl the pan with the remaining oil. Add the onions, peppers, and carrots. Stir fry 5 to 7 minutes or until the onions begin to soften. Add half of the green onions and continue to stir-fry for 2 more minutes.
4. Combine the broth and next seven ingredients (peanut butter through sesame oil) in a small mixing bowl with a whisk. Set aside. Return the pork and its juices to the pan cook for 2 minutes. Pour the peanut sauce mixture over the pork and bring it to a boil. Simmer for 2 to 3 minutes, or until the sauce is heated and thickened slightly.
5. When the noodles are cooked drain and add them to the pan. Stir everything together and cook for 1 to 2 minutes then turn off the heat and let the ingredients meld together for 5 minutes before serving.  Garnish with the remaining green onions and serve with lime wedges and spring rolls or lumpia.

What does this easy peanut noodle recipe taste like?

My initial thought was there was too much sauce, but it thickened just like I had hoped and coated the ingredients perfectly.  A little sprinkle of some lime juice over top at the end will really heighten the meal and make it more of a Thai inspired meal.  You could even toss in some Thai basil, or regular basil, and make it even MORE Thai styled.

Now ask me how they tasted?  DELICIOUS!  The peanut butter was the perfect amount and the bit of kick with the pinch of crushed red pepper and the tamari soy really set off the sweet in the peanut butter.  The crunch of the vegetables helped with the mush of the noodles.  So, again, don’t overcook your noodles.

Spicy pork and carrot peanut noodles are the weeknight flavor boost you’ve been craving. With crisp carrots, creamy peanut sauce, and the noodle of your choice, it’s a dish that’s easy, quick, and always satisfying. It’s a recipe you can easily make with whatever veggies and noodles you have on hand.  And whatever meat, for that matter.  Chicken, pork, beef, or even shrimp!  It’s a versatile recipe that your family will love.

Yield: 6 servings

Spicy Pork and Carrot Peanut Noodles

Cook Time: 20 minutes

Total Time: 20 minutes

Weeknight dinners just got a burst of flavor with spicy pork and carrot peanut noodles. It's all about simple meals that make every bite exciting. #spicyeats #asianfusion #noodlenight #peanutlovers #homecookinghacks

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Ingredients

• 1 pound lean pork
• 2 tablespoons canola oil, divided
• 2 cups thinly sliced onion
• 2 cups thinly sliced bell peppers
• 1 cup thinly sliced green onions
• 2 cups shredded carrots
• 8 ounces Asian noodles
• 1 cup low fat chicken broth
• 2/3 cup peanut butter
• 2 tablespoons tamari soy sauce
• 2 tablespoons fresh lime juice
• 1 tablespoon fresh ginger, grated
• 2 teaspoons rice vinegar
• 1 teaspoon fish sauce
• 1/2 teaspoon sesame seed oil

Instructions

1. Start a pot of water to cook noodles while you prepare the ingredients. When the water comes to a boil add the noodles and cook according to the package instructions.
2. Trim the pork of any additional fat and cut into thin slices. Heat a wok or a large skillet over high heat. Add 1 tablespoon of canola oil and swirl to coat. Fry the pork until browned on all sides. Place the pork in a large bowl and keep warm.
3. Return the pan to the heat and swirl the pan with the remaining oil. Add the onions, peppers, and carrots. Stir fry 5 to 7 minutes or until the onions begin to soften. Add half of the green onions and continue to stir-fry for 2 more minutes.
4. Combine the broth and next seven ingredients (peanut butter through sesame oil) in a small mixing bowl with a whisk. Set aside. Return the pork and its juices to the pan cook for 2 minutes. Pour the peanut sauce mixture over the pork and bring it to a boil. Simmer for 2 to 3 minutes, or until the sauce is heated and thickened slightly.
5. When the noodles are cooked drain and add them to the pan. Stir everything together and cook for 1 to 2 minutes then turn off the heat and let the ingredients meld together for 5 minutes before serving. Garnish with the remaining green onions and serve with lime wedges and spring rolls or lumpia.

Nutrition Information

Yield

6

Serving Size

1
Amount Per Serving Calories 562Total Fat 30gSaturated Fat 7gUnsaturated Fat 23gCholesterol 68mgSodium 730mgCarbohydrates 45gFiber 8gSugar 14gProtein 32g

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 I am celebrating Pi Day with this deep dish pizza pie! The term “pizza pie” originated in the United States, where early Italian immigrants referred to pizza as a “pie” because of its round shape and the way it is sliced into triangular pieces like a fruit pie. This comparison made the unfamiliar dish more relatable to Americans, and the term “pizza pie” became a popular way to describe this beloved food.

Deep dish Hawaiian sourdough pizza is an inventive fusion that brings together bold flavors and textures. It has a thick, tangy sourdough crust which is perfect for the sweet and savory pairing of pineapple and ham. It’s a delicious twist on the classic Hawaiian style, perfect for those looking to elevate their pizza experience. 

The Origins of Pineapple on Pizza

Pineapple first made its way onto pizza back in the 1960s.  Sam Panopoulos, a Canadian restaurateur, wanted to experiment with sweet and savory flavors. Inspired by the sweet and savory combinations in Asian cuisine, the result was the Hawaiian pizza! 

This pizza is famous (or infamous) for its blend of ham and pineapple. Ironically, it has nothing to do with Hawaiian.  It was named after the pineapple brand used in the original creation.  Since then, pineapple has sparked strong opinions and passionate debates among pizza fans everywhere.

The Argument for and against Pineapple on Pizza

Supporters of pineapple on pizza often praise the way the fruit’s sweetness balances salty and savory ingredients, like ham or bacon. It brings a refreshing burst that’s especially appealing for pizza lovers. Surprisingly, Hawaiian pizza remains one of the most popular choices on menus.  This means that even though there’s a debate om both sides, many pizza lovers truly enjoy this flavor combination.

On the flip side, pizza purists argue that fruit has no place on a classic pie. Especially pineapple!  Critics say the texture and sweetness disrupt the traditional savory harmony of pizza.  Some even see it as a cultural affront to Italian culinary heritage. For these traditionalists fruit – especially pineapple – just doesn’t fit the pizza mold.

The Deep-Dish Hawaiian Sourdough Twist

Imagine taking this controversial Hawaiian pizza and giving it a bold makeover.  Enter the tangy sourdough crust! This twist amps up the flavor and texture of this pizza.  Imagine juicy pineapple with smoky ham on top of a hearty crust that’s crisp on the outside and tender on the inside. The sourdough adds a hint of tang that complements the sweet and salty toppings perfectly.  The sourdough crust ensures that each bite is a unique experience.

Making Sourdough Crust with Fed vs Unfed (Discard) Starter

Should you use fed starter or discard? Both options make fantastic pizza.  It just depends on how much sourdough flavor you want in your crust.  And how much time you have to commit to making homemade sourdough pizza dough.

Fed starter leads to a lighter, airier crust and a stronger sourdough flavor.  It’s worth the time to allow the dough to rise naturally which enhances the richness of the sourdough flavor.  Depending on your starter this could take a while.  But it’s great if you want to prep ahead of time.  After the initial rise, you can pop it into the fridge to develop more sourdough flavor to bake later in the week.

If you’re using discard (or unfed starter), the crust will be denser but still delicious.  It will have a milder sourdough tang.  This type of dough also uses commercial yeast to help it rise.  This shortens the time it takes for the dough to rise and be ready to use.  If you’re short on time this is the option for you!

Best Pans for Deep Dish Pizza

Choosing the right pan makes all the difference. Classic deep-dish pans are round and have high sides.  This makes them perfect for holding lots of toppings and cheese. Cast iron pans are great for heat retention and crisp edges.  Nonstick pans offer easy release and cleanup. For me, a well-seasoned cast iron skillet is often the top pick.  Now, if you want to go the Detroit style route, a nice rectangular baking pan works perfectly.  I have a carbon steel pan I love and makes the crispiest crust.

Ingredients for making this Hawaiian Deep Dish Pizza

For the pizza dough – unfed sourdough starter (discard), all-purpose flour, whole wheat flour, water, instant yeast, vital what gluten, salt, pizza seasoning

For the pizza – crushed tomatoes (or pizza sauce), mozzarella cheese, diced ham, pineapple chunks in juice, red onion, Italian four cheese blend  

Make the Sourdough Pizza Crust

For sourdough discard:

Place the sourdough starter with the flours, water, instant yeast, vital wheat gluten, salt, and pizza seasoning in the bowl of a stand mixer fitted with the dough hook. Mix to combine. Knead 7 minutes at a medium speed. Place the dough in a bowl coated with cooking spray and toss to coat. Cover with a linen towel and allow it to rise 3 to 4 hours.  You can also put it in the fridge to cook the next day.

For fed starter:

Combine the starter with warm tap water and stir until the starter is mostly combined.  Add the flours and use your hands or a dough whisk to form a shaggy dough.  Let the dough rest for 30 minutes (autolyse).  Sprinkle the dough with salt and pizza seasoning.  The vital wheat gluten is optional but helps the protein content of the bread. 

Perform a stretch and fold.  Grab the dough and lift it up stretching the dough. Fold it over, and press it into the center of the dough.  Turn the bowl a quarter turn and repeat until you have turned the dough all the way around.  Repeat this process every 30 minutes until you’ve completed 4.  Allow the dough to rise until it doubles.  At this point you can divide the dough and prepare it for baking or put it in the fridge for more fermentation and a richer sourdough flavor.

Bake the Pizza

Preheat the oven to 400 F.  Divide the dough in half. Roll or toss until the pizza crust is 12 inches around. Allow to rest 30 minutes to give the gluten time to rest and not be too tough. 

Spread the dough into a cast iron pan or another skillet or baking pan. Spoon the crushed tomatoes around the pizza dough. Top with 1/2 cup of mozzarella cheese, ham, pineapple chunks, and onion. Sprinkle the four-cheese blend on top. Bake at 400 F for 15 to 18 minutes or until the cheese is bubbly and the crust is golden brown.

Trying Pineapple on Deep Dish Pizza

So, what happens when you actually taste a deep-dish Hawaiian sourdough pizza? The first bite is a surprise.  There’s the tang of the crust highlighting the sweetness of the pineapple.  Finally, the gooey cheese blends all these flavors together. Even skeptics might find themselves reaching for a second slice, as the combination is both comforting and scrumptious.

Final Verdict: To Pineapple or Not to Pineapple?

Pineapple on pizza isn’t just a fad.  It’s a flavor adventure. Whether you’re a staunch traditionalist or an adventurous eater, a deep-dish Hawaiian sourdough pizza deserves a try. This pizza offers a complex medley of flavors in every bite. The crust has a tangy, slightly chewy texture that pairs beautifully with the sweet juiciness of the pineapple. The salty ham and savory cheese pull everything together, creating a rich and balanced taste profile. Each mouthful delivers a delightful contrast between sweet and savory, finished with a hint of herby seasoning from the dough.

Yield: 6

Deep Dish Hawaiian Sourdough Pizza

Prep Time: 4 hours 30 minutes

Cook Time: 18 minutes

Total Time: 4 hours 48 minutes

Looking for a unique twist on a classic pizza? Deep Dish Hawaiian Sourdough Pizza gives you all the flavor and texture you crave, without the boring crust. Packed with onions, pineapple, and ham it’s a family fave.

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Ingredients

• 1 cup unfed sourdough starter (see notes)
• 2 cups unbleached, all-purpose flour
• 1/2 cup whole wheat flour
• 1/2 cup hot, tap water
• 1/2 teaspoon active instant yeast
• 1/2 teaspoon vital wheat gluten
• 1/2 teaspoon salt
• 1 teaspoon Pizza seasoning
• 1/2 cup crushed tomatoes
• 1/2 cup fat free mozzarella cheese
• 8 ounces lean ham, diced
• 1/2 cup pineapple chunks in juice, drained
• 1/2 cup red onion, thinly sliced
• 1/2 cup Italian four cheese blend

Instructions

1. Place the first 8 ingredients (sourdough starter through Pizza seasoning) in the mixing bowl of a stand mixer fitted with the dough hook. Mix to combine. Knead 7 minutes on medium speed. Place the dough in a bowl coated with cooking spray and toss to coat. Cover with a linen towel and allow to rise 3 to 4 hours or overnight in the refrigerator until doubled in size.
2. Preheat oven to 400.
3. Divide the dough in half. Roll or toss until the pizza crust is 12 inches around. Allow to rest 30 minutes.
4. Spread the dough into an electric skillet, cast iron pan, or another baking pan. Spoon the crushed tomatoes around the pizza dough. Top with 1/2 cup of mozzarella cheese, ham, pineapple chunks, and onion. Sprinkle the four-cheese blend on top and bake at 400 for 15 to 18 minutes or until the cheese is bubbly and the crust is golden brown.
5. Cut into 6 slices and serve.

Notes

Combine the starter with warm tap water and stir until the starter is mostly combined. Add the flours and use your hands or a dough whisk to form a shaggy dough. Let the dough rest for 30 minutes (autolyse). Sprinkle the dough with salt and pizza seasoning. The vital wheat gluten is optional but helps the protein content of the bread. Perform a stretch and fold. Grab the dough, lift and stretch the dough, fold it over, and press it into the center of the dough. Turn the bowl a quarter turn and repeat until you have turned the dough all the way around. Repeat this process every 30 minutes until you've completed 4. Allow the dough to rise until it doubles. At this point you can divide the dough and prepare it for baking or put it in the fridge for more fermentation and a richer sourdough flavor.

Nutrition Information

Yield

6

Serving Size

1
Amount Per Serving Calories 672Total Fat 10gSaturated Fat 4gUnsaturated Fat 6gCholesterol 47mgSodium 1364mgCarbohydrates 110gFiber 7gSugar 8gProtein 37g

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