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| Author: | Titus [ Mar 29th, '15, 03:56 ] |
| Post subject: | Roast Pork Nuckle |
Tonight I am cooking. Roast pork knuckle with roast potatoes and cabbage. We first had this dish in Prague. The Czech republic. My version is modified a bit. I omit the caraway seeds, increase the garlic add a bay leaf. Later I add brown sugar. It was a wonderful Prague Sunday lunch. The sound of the OM PAH band could not be resisted. The music drew us in. The black larger confirmed we were in the right place. I am an English bitter drinker but the Czech people make a fantastic beer. Even my wife, a wine drinker, enjoyed the beer. It is the custom to tip the band by putting notes into the horn of the Tuba player. I had never realized how deep a Tuba was. Today; My son texted me from Southern Spain, where he lives. 25*C on the beach. Cold beer, olives and fried squid. My eldest daughter from a coach somewhere in the UK. Away football game for my grandson. Sandwiches! Bless! My youngest daughter from Lacock. A one table invitation only restaurant in a, “ nice private house” “ Fantastic food” “great company” However. Boil the knuckles for about an hour. Let cool. Move to a roasting tin. Add some of the stock from the boiling. Add brown sugar. I cannot remember wether Mick was discussing Brown Sugar or Honky Tonk women, but say two table spoons. I like my music loud when cooking. This may have affected the amount of sugar I added. Then roast for about an hour and a half in a medium oven. Baste a bit in between tracks. Increase the heat for the last 30 minutes. The addition of sugar will blacken the skin. On a wet cold English Saturday night, Good grub! However. Mr G says pork knuckle are a favorite dish in Australia. As you can see my inspiration comes from many European Countries. Australia has the edge in Fusion cooking so I am keen for your feed back. Particularly the use of the BBQ! PS Current medical advice is that with carefully controlled exposure to rock music I will eventually remember the sixties. |
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| Author: | BuiDoi [ Mar 29th, '15, 06:14 ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Roast Pork Nuckle |
.. We bought a Sous Vide cooker.. .. Looking forward to try it with pork nuckle . |
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| Author: | Titus [ Mar 29th, '15, 06:48 ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Roast Pork Nuckle |
Ah Gosh! A cyber hug! A man after my own heart. Picture this. Set your Home hot spa to 60*C Immerse a whole pig. Cook for four and a half hours. Timing will vary depending on your geographical location. Mixed human and porcine bathing whilst Sous Vide is not recommended. Possible problems; Very large plastic bags can be difficult to source. Vacuum sealing is a two person job. |
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| Author: | earthbound [ Mar 29th, '15, 08:00 ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Roast Pork Nuckle |
Hmmmm, only early in the morning, but I'm starting to get hungry.. |
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