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    Slow Roasted Pork Shoulder
    Food Network
    Pork shoulder is an economical cut of meat that is incredibly versatile, and that’s why this is my super-saver hero ingredient. You can find it for as low as $1.69 per pound. It feeds a lot of people and is better the next day, so you can turn leftovers into tacos, use it as a side for eggs, serve it over rice or in a stir-fry or pasta; the possibilities are endless. I do my rub overnight before I go to bed and cook it low and slow. The mustard, anchovy and rosemary rub goes on like a paste and gives a flavorful crust to the pork. You want to let it rest for 15 minutes, and then shred it with two forks. You can make it once and have a protein all week.
    Brined Sweet and Spicy Pork Chops
    Food.com
    My DH does not really like pork chops because he feels that pork always comes out too dry. That is why it is necessary to use the brine, and leave the meat in it for at least 4 hours (better results overnight). I've found that if you let the meat rest in the brine before cooking it, it really adds a lot of moisture and flavor to the meat. ---