Pork neck is an underappreciated cut of meat. Most people use it only for the Thai dish ko mu yang (grilled pork neck) but it is much more versatile. Because the meat is moist, it can be cooked ...

Pork tenderloin may be the budget-friendly option, but it's every bit as tender as beef, and this version with fig and Thai chile glaze is next-level good.

One of the most popular dishes at Thai restaurants is grilled pork neck. It tastes best when grilled over coals, which gives it a smoky flavour, but you can also cook it under the grill element of ...

Make the classic Thai larb with ground toasted rice ... of water to a small saucepan over a medium heat. Add the minced pork and stir until the pork is cooked through – about 7–8 minutes.

Slice the pork pieces. Mix it with a little bit for sesame oil (1 tsp), salt and pepper (1/2 tsp). 2. Heat some oil in a pan and saute the garlic. Throw in the sliced onions. And finally add the pork.