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So, how and what shall I do with my roast pork loin?

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ThomCat · 23/06/2007 21:17

Suzywong - you'll be a good one to answer this, but anyone will do!

Have 1 bit of loverlieee free range pork loin to cook, fresh orfa my friends farm! Delic.

Going to serve with homemade apple sauce, roast potatoes & parsnips, cauliflower cheese, creamy leeks and peas.

But what shall I do to the pork?

PS - It weighs 1.25kg so if you could tell me timings as well I'll love you even more!

A million thank yous in advance - TC x

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ambercat · 23/06/2007 21:21

I think with pork its 30mins per 500g plus 30 mins, cook in very hot oven for the first 30 mins to get crispy crackling (score the rind and sprinkle with salt just before you put it in the oven)

ambercat · 23/06/2007 21:23

so yours will need 1 3/4 hrs

Hang on will check in Delia if you like!

highonlife · 23/06/2007 21:25

It's probably too late for tomorrow but small Cox's apples cored and stuffed with decent sausage meat and roasted for 40 mins make a delicious and quirky difference to apple sauce. Sounds like you dinner will be delicious BTW

ThomCat · 23/06/2007 21:31

oh my goodness, for a second I forgot that crckling existed! AND i's my favourite thing in the whole world. Ohhh the pressure to make great crackling is on again

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ambercat · 23/06/2007 21:39

Ok, Delias top tips for crackling,

Score skin well

Dry pork thoroughly, leave uncovered in fridge

salt at the last min before cooking

20 min at high heat (gm9/240 ) then lower heat to gm5 / 190 then 35 min per 450g

I have always done it pretty much like this and had great results, in fact its making me starving just thinking about it!

Enjoy your dinner tomorrow!

ThomCat · 23/06/2007 21:44

You ROCK, thanks SO much, xxxxx

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ThomCat · 24/06/2007 13:08

Another question for you guys - sorry, I am an ok cook jut never really cook pork and a bit unsure.....

The meat looks like a massive bit of bacon when you unroll it and the fat is really thick. It came to me sort of rolled up so is that how I cook it - rolled up so the fat is under and on top of the pork meat? Or do i sort of roll it out as flat as possible so the crackling always reains all on top - which is how I feel I should cook it?????

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ThomCat · 24/06/2007 15:48

ekk, getting close to having to cook so need to bump again, sorry

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BreeVanDerCamp · 24/06/2007 15:50

Hold on I think the Wongster is here, will check and shout if she is...

ThomCat · 24/06/2007 15:51

Aha, that's exactly who I need, thanks, x

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BreeVanDerCamp · 24/06/2007 15:54

Right have done a link on one thread and a shout out.

LGJ

BreeVanDerCamp · 24/06/2007 15:58

In the absence of the Wongster, I would advise rolling it up again.

BreeVanDerCamp · 24/06/2007 16:03

I have just checked on the other PC and she has signed out of MSN.

ThomCat · 24/06/2007 17:58

Ohhhh, so you think roll it - bugger, ummm, okayyyyyyy.

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sullysmum · 25/06/2007 23:03

Tell me where you live ThomCat,im coming to dinner!

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