• Shoulder of Pork Joint, Boned & Rolled
  • Shoulder of Pork Joint, Boned & Rolled
  • Shoulder of Pork Joint, Boned & Rolled
  • Shoulder of Pork Joint, Boned & Rolled
  • Shoulder of Pork Joint, Boned & Rolled

Shoulder of Pork Joint, Boned & Rolled

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  • Suitable for freezing
  • Delivered fresh
  • Native breed
  • Great for home roasting
  • Cook on the BBQ

Product description

Pork* shoulder is a bestseller to our restaurant community for good reason. A Sunday lunch classic when slowly roasted, the meat fork-tender and packed with flavour under crispy crackling. Served alongside roast potatoes, proper gravy and apple sauce, this is the David Beckham of roasting joints.

Chef Valentine Warner inspires:
"Shoulder of Pork Joint, Boned & Rolled is my favourite pork joint. It is absolutely delicious, and due to its generous fat content, guaranteed to be tender. For ultimate crispness I like to score the skin very thoroughly, with close parallel lines only a centimetre apart. Take time with this, and pride yourself on precision - cut like a surgeon.

Place the pork fat side up on a rack in the sink and pour a large kettle of boiling water over it. This opens up the pores, whilst part-poaching them so that they remain open. Place the joint on a tray and pat it dry with kitchen paper.

Blitz together three tablespoons of coriander seeds with the same of fennel seeds and one of dried rosemary. Add in the zest of two lemons and a good amount of flaked sea salt, probably three teaspoons. Pile this salt into the skin with a good application onto the meat. 

Roast in a tray on a rack at a medium heat. I like to roast whole garlic cloves underneath. When your meat thermometer reads a core temperature of 57°C, take the pork out and rest the meat well for at least 20-minutes. The meat should be faintly pink within. 

Juices should be mixed simply with a little white wine and lemon juice. I love to eat mine with quartered, pre-poached and then heavily roasted fennel bulbs. Alternatively, puréed fennel enriched with cream and olive oil and scattered with toasted pine nuts is delicious."

*Tamworth and Middle White pigs are reared outside where they can root around, wallow and exhibit all of their instinctive behaviours. They're matured at their own pace which enables the fat to naturally marble the meat, and gives the pork a superior texture. To maximise the naturally occurring flavour, all our native breed pork is dry-aged on the bone for 3-weeks in our Himalayan salt chamber; this further enhances the rich and distinctive flavour. Shoulder of Pork Joint, Boned & Rolled is Always Fresh Never Frozen®, butchered to order, vacuum packed, and shipped in recyclable packaging to arrive safely insulated and ready to enjoy.

Ingredients

Outdoor-reared, heritage breed pork.

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