
Pick up Pork: The All-American Valu
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Heartland Honey-Mustard Pork Medallions Recipe

(Family
Features) - With bargains in the meat case due to large supplies,
there's never been a better time for families across the country to
celebrate comforting regional flavors with meal ideas from America's
hard-working pork producers. Many may not know that pork is the most
consumed meat in the world (according to the USDA Foreign Agriculture
Service) and the country's pork producers take pride in producing
delicious and nutritious pork to feed their own family, as well as
families worldwide.
In fact, shoppers looking for ways to stretch their dollars, will
find that pound for pound, pork continues to be one of the most
economical buys in the meat case, with average retail prices down
slightly from a year ago, according to the USDA. From pork shoulder to
chops to ribs, there are numerous, affordable options to choose from.
And with the versatility in cuts available, the meal options are
endless.
In celebration of the producers who help put delicious and
affordable pork on America's plates, The National Pork Board asked
three producers to share their own favorite, budget-friendly meals.
Greg Kaffenbarger (Clark County, OH), Henry Moore (Clinton, NC) and
Loren Keppy (Durant, IA) are all proud to be pork producers and come
from families that have been involved in pork production and farming
for generations.
"Like most families today, we look for ways to save whenever
possible, said Kaffenbarger. "As a producer, I feel good knowing the
variety of pork cuts we provide allows folks on a tight budget to feed
their families a quality meal without breaking the bank."
Kaffenbarger's family recipe for Heartland Honey-Mustard Pork
Medallions offers a true taste of the heartland, with a honey-mustard
marinade and corn flakes for a deliciously tasty crunch adults and kids
love. You can find the Moores' Comfort Country-Style Ribs and Keppys'
American Pride Pork Chop at TheOtherWhiteMeat.com.
Visit TheOtherWhiteMeat.com for more recipes, videos and a free downloadable "Pick Up Pork" brochure.