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Newsgroups: rec.food.recipes
From: dmferrell@happy.uccs.edu
Subject: COLLECTION: Pork Roast Recipes
Message-ID: <1994May5.093930.1@happy.uccs.edu>
Organization: University of Colorado at Boulder
Date: 5 May 94 09:39:30 MDT
Here are two recipes for pork roast.
Easy BBQ Pork Sandwiches
3-5 lb boneless pork roast or a Boston Butt with a small amount of bone
4-5 cloves garlic, minced
1 medium onion, minced
salt and pepper to taste
1 bottle of your favorite bbq sauce
Place the roast, garlic, and onion in a crock pot on high. Add the salt and
pepper and a little bit of water. Cook on high until you can easily shred the
pork roast with a fork. I would cook this in my crock pot (Rival) for about
5 hours. Remove the roast and shred the meat removing as much of the fat as
possible and the bone. Strain the grease in the crock pot, keeping any bits of
garlic and onion left and throwing out the grease. Place the shredded meat
back into the crock pot, along with the bits of garlic and onion. Pour the BBQ
sauce over all until the meat is covered. Mix well. Continue cooking the
pork in the crock pot for about three hours, on low. Serve the BBQ pork on
Kaiser rolls, onion rolls, pocketbook buns or any speciality hamburger bun.
Very Good.
Grilled Pork Roast
4-5 Pork Roast - any cut you want
6-8 cloves of garlic
2/3 cup grated parmesan cheese
2 tbsp crushed dry basil
garlic salt, salt, fresh ground black pepper to taste
olive oil
Either press the garlic cloves or mince as fine as possible. Mix together the
garlic, cheese, basil and seasonings. Add enough olive oil to make a paste
with the mixture. Make several 2" slits all around the pork roast. Stuff each
slit with the garlic-cheese mixture. Use it all up.
We have a gas grill that I use to cook the roast. However, I have also cooked
it on a Weber coal grill using the same method as follows. Place the roast in
a metal roasting pan and add about 1 cup of water. Cover tightly with heavy
duty aluminum foil. Heat the grill to 300 degrees--or more up to 350. If
using a Weber or similar grill, place the roast in the middle of the grill
between the charcoals. If using a gas grill with two sets of jets, turn on
only one side and place the roast on the unlit side. Figure approximately 25
minutes per pound of roast for the cooking time. Keep the roast covered for
about the first half of the cooking time. During the remaining half of the
total cooking time remove the foil cover and just let it sit loosly on the
roast and baste frequently with the following:
3/4 cup honey
3-4 tbsp soy sauce
dash garlic salt
Use the baste all up within three times of basting. From there on, baste with
the juices in the pan. Add more water if the juices start to cook down.
During the last 45 minutes of cooking, remove the foil completely to get a nice
brown crust on the roast. You may need to turn the roast if using a gas grill
so that both side (and top and bottom) will get brown evenly. Serve with fresh
thick slices of Vienna bread, tossed salad, baked potato, steamed asparagus,
and a fresh fruit desert.