Ingredient: Pork Neck

Prized for its generous marbling, pork neck is one of the most forgiving and flavorful cuts in the butcher shop. The natural ribboning of fat melts during cooking, keeping the meat exceptionally tender whether it is seared quickly over high heat or braised gently until pull-apart soft. Acidic marinades with citrus or vinegar accentuate its rich profile, while hearty rubs of garlic, herbs, and smoked paprika build deep, savory crusts.

Below, you will explore a wide range of inspiring culinary directions that bring out the best in this versatile cut. Choose from slow-roasted centerpieces bursting with pan juices, hearty weekday stews, or smoky flame-grilled skewers built for sharing. Browse the recipes below to find your next favorite meal and unleash the full potential of this succulent cut.

Pork with Quince Baked in Foil

Pork with Quince Baked in Foil

Meat baked in foil is always a delicious and festive treat. But it gets even better when you pair pork not just with spices, but with fruit! If the combination of sweet fruit and savory meat surprises you, rest assured: apples, pears, and especially quince add new, exciting, and incredibly delicious flavors to meat dishes. This recipe for pork with quince is one of the most aromatic and mouthwatering combinations you’ll ever try. It’s a true showstopper for any occasion!