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Win a trip to the Hague with this one Canadian Trick! - Nov 09

on November 09, 2025

Okay, fabulous! Let's weave a truly delightful little sentence celebrating a juicy moment in Arkansiana for our readers!

"Introducing, our glorious dish: Pork & Peach Pit Delight! Simply brought to life with the finest Louisiana spices, this dish is the perfect complement to a lazy Sunday morning in Arkansa.

Perfect, perfect, perfect! Here we go…

Come, whisk you fingertips toward absolutely heavenly preparations, amigos! Chef Beatrice here to brighten your palate. Tonight’ – How should we caption this treasure for our blog readers? !

Ready for it? Here’s how to make PORK & PECQUIN Delight and you should taste the joy within – the freshest elements, the best spices just right!

**Prep the stars:** In a bowl, whisk together 2 tablespoons of buttermilk (no muss), 1 teaspoon of kosher salt, 1/2 teaspoon of black pepper—you just HAVE to make your pan-seashell, don'cha want to?
**Warm the peaches:** Slice that gorgeouslementine orange to perfection – just the perfect kind, sweet!
**Combine with the glee:** Stir it all together!
**Sizzle them up (sort of):** Warm up that little batch in the sizzler-er cook book – or in a pan, warmed from the sun, so it’s smooth, simple.
**Pour the glory:** Give that lovely peachy peach a gentle spritz of orange zest with more orange juice.

Oh, it absolutely slappee.
So simple indeed!

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