A zippy, sweet and spicy nectarine salsa goes really well with pork, particularly grilled pork, in this favorite summer recipe.

Chicken Marbella is a classic chicken recipe that's easy to make by marinating chicken pieces overnight with sweet prunes, olives, garlic, and red wine vinegar. Baste the chicken with the pan juices as it bakes for amazing flavor. It's a perfect party dish, and keeps and reheats well.

These juicy and tender mini pork burgers are awesome any time of the year, but keep them in mind for game day or tailgating food. We like them topped with red onion, a slice of sharp Cheddar, and served with a frosty mug of beer.

This baked apricot chicken is sweet, sticky, and simply delicious. A quick and easy recipe to prep on busy weeknights. Serve with rice or couscous if desired.

This pork tenderloin with plum sauce is an easy one-pan dish. When shopping for this recipe, choose plums (or any other stone fruit) that are fairly firm, so they keep their shape after roasting. Do you know that selfish jerk that has to feel up every piece of fruit before deciding on one? This time, be that jerk.

These bacon-wrapped chicken skewers are seasoned chicken chunks wrapped in bacon, slathered in BBQ sauce, and served on a stick. Does it get better than this?

Purchased prepared pizza dough offers a shortcut to making tender bao-style buns at home.

This swamp cabbage is a hearty cabbage stew, savory, meaty, and tender. Aromatic vegetables and meltingly tender cabbage combine with the bright acidity of tomatoes and uniquely textured hearts of palm for a flavorful dish that is sure to satisfy.

Re-create the steaming effect of an imu, or Hawaiian underground oven, using your slow cooker to make this hearty pork and cabbage dish. Lapsang souchong, a smoky tea, mimics the imu’s smoke while a whole banana replicates the flavor traditionally imparted by layers of banana leaves. If you can’t find lapsang souchong, you can replace it with 2 tablespoons liquid smoke. Serve with rice.

It's true! You can fit meat and gravy into your diabetic meal plan. Each serving of this pork recipe has only 4 grams of carb and 2 grams of fat.

These healthy dumplings have a juicy filling so they don't need to be served with a dipping sauce, but offer them with a little chili oil if you'd like. Look for dumpling wrappers in the produce section of your supermarket or at an Asian market.

Dumplings have become as common a food as any beloved traditional Chinese dish. Serve with Shanxi mature vinegar—or gyoza, teriyaki or soy sauce—for dipping. Add some chile crisp for a little heat if you like.