Plenty of pork
Sixteen for lunch, so challenged myself to do a roast
This required starting with a piece of pork so large that the bathroom scales were pressed into service
A nervous moment, as it just squeezed into the oven
Cooked at a very low heat for about 14 hours . . .
. . . until it was meltingly tender, and could be 'carved' with a fork
A great recipe, which I'd definitely do again. Crisp crackling, tender pork, and the stuff at the bottom was confit-ed almost like rillettes
This required starting with a piece of pork so large that the bathroom scales were pressed into service
A nervous moment, as it just squeezed into the oven
Cooked at a very low heat for about 14 hours . . .
. . . until it was meltingly tender, and could be 'carved' with a fork
A great recipe, which I'd definitely do again. Crisp crackling, tender pork, and the stuff at the bottom was confit-ed almost like rillettes
2 Comments:
I would be worried that after 14 hours the pork would have become quite dry? Also, what cut of pork did you use?
It was a shoulder of pork with plenty of fat, and cooked at such a low temperature that it was supermoist. I was sceptical before I cooked it, but would definitely do it again.
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