Pork, Chard and Ginger Stir-Fry

Pork strips stir-fried with chard, sugar snap peas, ginger and garlic make a quick spring meal full of fresh flavour. Simple, fast cooking keeps the vegetables bright and tender.
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Bring a splash of zesty brightness to your dishes with our JIF Lemon Juice, conveniently packaged in a 100ml bottle. This lemon juice is a kitchen essential, offering the tart, refreshing taste of real lemons with the ease and consistency that only JIF can provide.
Perfect for enhancing the flavours of seafood, salads, and beverages, JIF Lemon Juice is your go-to for adding a tangy twist to your recipes. Its consistent quality and concentrated flavour make it a reliable and convenient alternative to fresh lemons, saving you time and effort in your culinary endeavours.
Whether you’re whipping up a batch of lemonade, adding a citrusy note to marinades, or simply seeking a quick splash of lemon for your tea, this lemon juice is up to the task. Its versatile nature makes it a staple in any kitchen.
At Nearly Naked Veg, we understand the importance of quality ingredients. That's why we offer JIF Lemon Lemon Juice – to ensure you have the perfect acidic touch at your fingertips, ready for any recipe. Plus, our UK-wide delivery service ensures this essential ingredient is just a click away from enhancing your favourite dishes.
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