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Twice cooked pork belly

August 7, 2013 by Shari

You know a meal is good when it gets a compliment or two. You know a meal is really good when your partner continues to go on and on about it… and he sure was pleased when I served him up this twice cooked pork belly the other night!
TWICE COOKED PORK BELLY

1 kg whole belly pork 
6 star anise 

2 french eshallots peeled and sliced 

1 teaspoon sea salt 

3 teaspoons vegetable oil 

1 cup water

½ cup brown sugar 

⅓ cup red wine vinegar 

½ cinnamon stick 

Juice of 1 orange 

3 strips orange peel

Score the skin of the pork belly with a very sharp knife. Rub oil over pork belly. Rub sea salt into the pork skin and set aside for a few minutes.

Preheat oven to 250°C.

In a deep roasting pan, place the onion, star anise and approximately 1 cup of water. Place pork belly onto a wire rack which fits into the roasting pan and place over onion and star anise mixture. Cook for 30 minutes.

Reduce the oven temperature to 150°C and slow cook for 2 hours*. Remove from oven. Do not baste the pork during cooking.

Add the brown sugar, red wine vinegar, cinnamon and orange juice into the baking dish and place into oven at 160°C and cook for 1 hour.**During the last 10 minutes, increase temperature to 220°C and place pork near the top of the oven, so that the skin browns and crisps. Do not allow to burn.


*Keep an eye out for the pan juices, adding water to the pan as needed. This makes the pork juicy and the star anise permeates into the pork meat. Serve with the cooked onions, potatoes and pumpkin. Alternatively you could serve it with some steamed rice or a crisp salad.


**During the last hour I also added in my roasting veggies (pumpkin and baby potatoes).

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Filed Under: Dinner, recipe Tagged With: brown sugar, cinnamon, french shallots, orange juice, orange zest, red wine vinegar, roast pork belly, sea salt flakes, star anise

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