12 March 2020
Mother’s Day Recipes Made With Love
Many of us plan to spend Mothering Sunday with our mums and family, but it will be different for some of us this year with self-isolating and social distancing measures in place. Here at LovePork we’re thinking about the different ways we can show these heroes in our lives – from mum to grandma to step-mum – how much we care. If you can’t be with mum, you can still put a smile on her face by sending flowers, posting a card, making a playlist of her favourite songs or even organising a cyber-style dinner-date through FaceTime or Skype. For those of us who are with our mums on Mother's Day, we've chosen a selection of recipes for you, so you can treat her to a delicious meal.
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Heart-warming recipes
You might be finding it tricky to buy groceries at the moment as well as trying to watch the pennies. So we’ve chosen some easy on the pocket, easy to make, heart-warming recipes that feature store-cupboard staples. Get in touch on Facebook if you're missing an ingredient and need a swap.
Here's some heart-warming Mother's Day recipes, with love, from us...
Breakfast in bed surprise
Mums are our true heroes and are always on their feet, ensuring the smooth running of our hectic lives - probably even more so at the moment. So, let’s give her a wonderful stress-free start to the day. Check out our scrumptious breakfast in bed recipes:
Quick and easy lunch ideas
Tell mum to put her feet up and spoil her with some LovePork mum-approved meals - easy to make and on the table in less than 30 minutes, these recipes will surely make her Mother’s Day a little bit more magical.
Pulled pork
Either slow cooked or cooked in the oven, our pulled pork recipes are tasty, easy to cook, and definitely worth the wait. Here are our choices below for a perfect family meal.
Rolled Shoulder of Pork stuffed with Pork Sausage, Plums and Rosemary
Classic roast pork for family dinner
If you’re together as a family this Sunday how about cooking up a classic roast pork dinner? It can be an enjoyable family activity and will help make it a great indoor social occasion! May take about 60 minutes to make but it is definitely worth it! Check out our Rolled Shoulder of Pork stuffed with Pork Sausage, Plums and Rosemary.
How to make the perfect crackling:
If you’re making a lovely roast then you don't want to forget to check out our guide to making the perfect, mouth-watering crackling.
Delicious desert on mother’s day
Just one more sweet treat to spoil mum at the end of a relaxing day, why not try our unusual Bacon and Chocolate Bites?
Bacon and Chocolate Bites
Pork is a great food choice
Not only is pork incredibly tasty, but it can also be part of a healthy, balanced diet. Pork cuts, such as fillet and loin medallions are low in saturated fat. Did you know that these cuts are quick and easy to cook, and are just as healthy as chicken breasts?*
Not only can pork be lean, but it is also rich in protein, naturally low in sodium and provides essential vitamins and minerals that contribute towards good health and well-being. Pork contains vitamin B12, B6, zinc and selenium for example, which help the immune system to work normally. More info is provided in our Pork and Healthy Eating Guide. To discover more about the benefits of a healthy, balanced diet check out the Ordinary Food website.
*Both pork and chicken are naturally rich in protein. Protein helps muscle growth. This relates to pork loin medallions and fillet medallions trimmed of visible fat and to skinless chicken breasts.
Looking for more fresh ideas? Checkout the discover more options below: