Cut the rind only to the fat
Cut the diamond with a sharp knife through the rind, but not deep into the meat. Thus, fat can come out without the roasting loses unnecessary juice.
Fry the meat dry, slice the rind if available and salt it vigorously. Roast the meat all around. Roast the root vegetables and tomato paste in the braeter. Loose with beer and broth, add the caraway and marjoram and place the meat on the vegetables. Cook in the oven at 170 degrees, then pour frying juice in between. Crust at the end with higher heat. Let the meat rest. Place the sauce through a sieve, boil and season.
Why this recipe works
Stew with beer and broth, add caraway and marjoram and put the meat on the vegetables. Cook in the oven at 170 degrees Celsius, sprinkle with frying juice in between. Crust at the end with higher heat. Let the meat rest. Place the sauce through a sieve, cook and season.
Recipe
Dip the meat dry, if there is a rind, cut the rind and salt it vigorously. Fry the meat all around. Roast the root vegetables and tomato paste in the braeter.
Dip the meat dry, slice rind if available, and salt vigorously.
Fry meat all around. Roast root vegetables and tomato paste in the braeter.
Loose with beer and broth, add caraway and marjoram and put the meat on the vegetables.
Cook in the oven at 170 degrees Celsius, pour frying juice in between. Crust at the end with higher heat.
Leave the meat to rest. Place the sauce through a sieve, boil and season.
Kitchen know-how
Cut the diamond with a sharp knife through the rind, but not deep into the meat. Thus, fat can come out without the roasting loses unnecessary juice.
A dry-washed rind takes salt better and becomes crisper in the oven. Moist marinades therefore do not belong to the later crust.
Let the finished roast pork rest loosely covered for 10 to 15 minutes. The meat juice is distributed and the slices remain juicyer when cutting.
Variations
Values are estimates per serving and may vary depending on the ingredients, brands, portion size and preparation method used.
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