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Pork Rack
Don’t overthink the cooking of your pork roast. Simply crank the oven to 220C. Preheat oven for 30 minutes. Pour boiling water over the skin of the pork roast and pat dry (if you can do this the day before even better, then leave uncovered in fridge overnight). The key to perfect crackle is to get the skin as dry as possible. Rub with olive oil and Murray River Salt Flakes and place pork in the oven for 30 minutes. Then reduce heat to 120C and roast for another 40 minutes per kilo, regardless of size. Rest for 20 mins before slicing into cutlets.
Your 3 rib rack will weigh a minimum of 1kg (or 6 ribs - 1.9kg or 9 ribs - 2.9kg).
Pork Belly Roll with Apricot & Fennel Stuffing
A delicious rolled pork belly roast with homemade stuffing, baked stone fruit, finished with decadent burnt butter sage. A seriously life changing flavour combo!
Ellaine's Pancit
This delicious recipe comes to us from team member Ellaine! Pancit (or Pansit) is staple traditional Filipino dish served on special and festive occasions. You can follow the recipe or swap the proteins out for your preferred meat - or if you're feeling decadent you can include multiple! (prawns, pork belly, chicken). This crowd pleasing noodle dish is commonly served at birthday celebrations as it symbolizes long life and good health according to Filipino tradition.