The recipe Pork Paprika
Pork Paprika recipe is a Dinner meal that takes 45 minutes to make. If you enjoy for Dinner, you will like Pork Paprika!
Pork Paprika
- What Course Is Pork Paprika?
- How Long Does Pork Paprika Recipe Take To Prepare?
- How Long Does Pork Paprika Recipe Take To Cook?
- How Many Servings Does Pork Paprika Recipe Make?
- What Are The Ingredients For Pork Paprika Recipe?
- How Do I Make Pork Paprika?
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Tasty version of goulash What Course Is Pork Paprika?Pork Paprika is for Dinner. How Long Does Pork Paprika Recipe Take To Prepare?Pork Paprika takes 15 minutes to prepare. How Long Does Pork Paprika Recipe Take To Cook?Pork Paprika takes 45 minutes to cook. How Many Servings Does Pork Paprika Recipe Make?Pork Paprika makes 2 servings. What Are The Ingredients For Pork Paprika Recipe?The ingredients for Pork Paprika are: 6oz pork tenderloingreen bell pepper strips 0.25 cup red sweet pepper chopped 0.25 cup 2tbsp chopped onion 2 cloves garlic finely chopped or crushed 3 small potatoes cut into chunks 0.25 teasp basil 0.25 teasp rosemary 0.25 teasp tarragon 0.25 teasp oregano 1 tablesp paprika 0.5 cup tomato paste corn oil 0.5 tbsp olive oil 1.0 tbsp water (hot) 2 cups freshly ground black pepper 1 teasp or to taste dash of salt if required How Do I Make Pork Paprika?Here is how you make Pork Paprika: Cut pork into approx 1inch cubes Put the olive oil and corn oil into a medium size deep saucepan and heat. Add the pork, turning over till it starts to brown a little. Turn the heat down and add the chopped onion, the garlic, the peppers and the potato chunks and stir around for a few minutes.Add the herbs and the paprika & stir to mix in.Now add the hot water and mix in the tomato paste. Bring to boil then turn down heat and simmer until potatoes are soft and sauce has reduced to become quite thick. You may need to add more hot water as it cooks so keep an eye on it!Add salt and pepper towards end of cooking. You may not need salt as tomato paste usually contains salt.Serve with wholemeal pitta bread or chunks of wholemeal bread.Serves 2 hungry peopleNumber of Servings: 2Recipe submitted by SparkPeople user SIGGI9.What's The Nutritional Info For Pork Paprika?The nutritional information for Pork Paprika is:
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