Search

Random Recipe

Flaskkarre - Swedist Pork Loin

Flaskkarre - Swedist Pork Loin recipe, eat well on universal credit

Pork Loin was on offer yesterday so we thought we’d carry on with the Swedish theme.

Ingredients:-

1 Pork Loin
1 Tbsp of Garlic Butter ( Garlic Dairy free Margarine for us)
½ Tsp of Ground Ginger
200ml of Beef Stock
2 Sprigs of Thyme
2 Sprigs of Rosemary (Foraged in this case)
Salt & Pepper to season

Method:-

(1) Smother the Pork in the Garlic Butter.
(2) Rub with the Ground Ginger and season with Salt & Pepper.
(3) Place the Pork in a baking tray and pour the Stock around it.
(4) Lay the Thyme and Rosemary over the top and cover with foil.
(5) Place in a pre-heated oven at 160c for 20 minutes or until the Pork is just cooked through.
(6) Remove from the tray and allow to rest before slicing.
(7) Use the Stock from the tray as the foundation for a sauce / gravy.

We served ours with Fried Kate & Chorizo and Hasselback Potatoes. It’s not often that Sue will freely say “That was really good”!

 

On Facebook

Home Cured Bacon#5 recipe, eat well on universal credit

I’ve gone for a more British cure this time. Clearly in this flat I’d get in trouble for a actually Smoking Cured Meats and the yellow tinge on the ceilings would not be welcome. So I’ve improvised, as ever…..

Ingredients:-

1 Kg of Pork Lion, with some of the fat and rind removed (We’ll be making Pork scratchings out of that bit!)
30g of Salt
2g of Saltpetre
3 Tbsp of Smoked Paprika
4 Tbsp of Paprika
1Tsp of Turmeric

Method:-

(1) Cut the rind and the greater part of the fat off. You can make outstanding crackling from this bit!
(2) Mix the rub ingredients in a large bowl.
(3) Coat the meat evenly on all sides and pummel a bit. (Think of somebody who has done you wrong!)
(4) Place in a box with a lid. It doesn’t need to be air tight.
(5) Pop in the fridge and turn every day for the first week.
(6) After a week remove the lid and turn weekly to absorb any remaining juices.
(7) At 2 months / 8 weeks you’ll have the best Bacon you’ve ever tasted. The longer you leave it, the better it gets.

Notes:-

The really fatty cut of Pork was good on this occasion because the fat cures along with the meat and will melt in the pan when the curing process is complete, adding flavour to whatever we cook it with.

 

Social Links

Translate

English French German Italian Portuguese Russian Spanish