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Celebrate National Eat Dinner Together Week with Pork
 Join Mary Sue and Susan and the National Pork Board in celebrating
the 12th Annual National Eat Dinner Together Week. Encouraging families
to spend more time together around the dinner table, Mary Sue and Susan
have created a couple of simple and delicious recipes, making it easier for
parents and children to enjoy eating dinner together.* Better yet, these
terrific recipes are "cook once, eat twice", beginning with a sweet and
savory Plum Pepper Pork with a touch of spice, and using the leftover
pork
for a tasty Curried Pork and Apple Salad.
Plum Pepper Pork
Curried Pork and Apple Salad
For more information about National Eat Dinner Together Week, go to
www.togetherfordinner.com.
While you’re there, be sure to enter the “Delicious But Demanding Recipe
Makeover” Contest for a chance to have Mary Sue and Susan makeover your
favorite but time-consuming pork recipe.
And for first-hand information on all-things-pork, visit
www.theotherwhitemeat.com
and check out Mary Sue and Susan’s interactive Pork ‘N’ Friends blog.
* According to a recent "Together For Dinner" survey conducted by the
National Pork Board, 88 percent of families believe it is very important
to eat together, but conflicting schedules, work, and kids’ activities
are barriers to making that happen.
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