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" Known as &amp;quot;the other white meat,&amp;quot; pork is a popular protein source with some serious versatility. Flavorful and juicy, it can take on many textures and adapt to various cuisines, whether it&amp;#039;s served roasted, cured, smoked or braised. From South Carolina BBQ Pork Sliders to Szechuan Noodles with Pork, read on for 10 new ways to liven up dinnertime.   International Pork Recipes:   1. Chinese Pork Roast   Tenderloin offers a lot of flavor without the fat in this aromatic dish. Photographed for Woman&amp;#039;s Day by Jonny Valiant.   2. Dijon-Crusted Pork Chops   This simple recipe makes the perfect go-to meal for busy weekday nights. Photographed for Woman&amp;#039;s Day by Mary Ellen Bartley.   3. South Carolina BBQ Pork Sliders   A slow-cooker does all the work for these finger-licking good Southern sandwiches. Photographed for Woman&amp;#039;s Day by Rita Maas.   4. Szechuan Noodles with Pork   Peanut butter and ginger add depth to this filling, tasty noodle dish. Photographed for Woman&amp;#039;s Day by Ellie Miller.   5. Ranchero Pork   Spice things up with this slightly tangy Mexican-style soft taco. Photographed for Woman&amp;#039;s Day by Shaffer Smith.    6. Pork Goulash   Nothing could be easier than this two-step Eastern European comfort food. Photographed for Woman&amp;#039;s Day by Charles Schiller.    7. Mango Chutney Pork   Sliced fruit and steamed veggies make this pork dish a light and fresh option. Photographed for Woman&amp;#039;s Day by Caren Alpert.   8. Spicy Thai Noodles with Pork and Mint   Sweet and savory combine for this modern take on the Thai classic. Photographed for Woman&amp;#039;s Day by Anastassios Mentis.   9. Spicy Island Pork and Fruit Salad   Venture to the tropics with this zesty combination of fruit and jerk seasoning. Photographed for Woman&amp;#039;s Day by Charles Schiller.   10. Pork Albondigas   Turn this traditional Mexican soup ingredient into a saucy main dish when served with rice. Photographed for Woman&amp;#039;s Day by Ellen Silverman.     "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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