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http://www.food52.com/recipes... - a wonderful meal.
AntoniaJames is a trusted source on Bread/Baking.
added almost 2 years agoHow about a light potato salad made with red potatoes, sliced after cooking and tossed right away, while warm, in an olive oil and red wine vinegar dressing? I'd add a bit of chopped parsley and perhaps a few capers and/or coarsely chopped cornichons, and salt and pepper to taste. It will hold at room temperature. I always try to balance pork, especially pork shoulder, with something sharp. The contest winning green beans, feta and marjoram salad would also go well. I'd make dessert light and fruity. Sounds like a nice party!! ;o)
pierino is a trusted source on General Cooking and Tough Love.
added almost 2 years agoWhen I prepar porchetta I serve it with Italian salsa verde ; parsley capers anchovies and olive oil.
Jennifer Perillo's Summer Farro Salad (http://www.food52.com/recipes...) would go well with porchetta. It can defiinitely be made ahead and has some lovely summer flavors.
I also make this potato salad a lot in the summer. It is easy to put together, a great accompaniment to pork, and it can be served warm or cold.
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Love the potato salad idea as well as the salsa verde. Now, you've got me thinking of combining the two into a salsa verde type potato salad. Thanks.
We do a Greek(ish) pork roast that's in a similar vein as porchetta - then wrap slices in warm pita - or other flatbread - along with spinach or arugula dressed in a vinegar-y vinaigrette and crumbled feta. Maybe some thinly sliced red onions. Everyone does their own assembly. Really good - the sharpness of the vinaigrette (like salsa verde) cuts the richness of the pork. One of my favorite summer dinners. Simply grilled or roasted cherry tomatoes and red peppers, with olive oil and garlic, go really well with it.
We cook root vegetables along with the pork. The pork fat flavors the vegetables wonderfully! You should use more veggies than you think you will need. They always disappear quickly.
Mrs. Larkin is a trusted source on Baking.
added almost 2 years agothis would be awesome with porchetta:
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or a simple side salad of arugula and thin-sliced red onion, served with this:
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