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Roasted pork shoulder- 3/14/11

Roasted pork shoulder is so easy to make!  It is very simple but yet so tasty and the meat will melt in your mouth with barely any or very little preparation.  This is a must try! The pork Shoulder or pork butt is a flavorful piece of meat, but tends to be tough so you have to cook it a while in the oven so it becomes tender.

I served the roasted pork with garlic spaghetti and green sautéed green bean in butter and garlic.

The meat is so tender and the sauce is also great!

Close look at the roasted pork!

 

Preparation work..

Ingredients:

1 pork shoulder between 2 to 3 pounds.

Salt and pepper to taste

1 whole head of garlic

Pre-heat your oven at 375 Degrees.

Season with a generous amount of salt and pepper

With the tip of knife poke hole in the meat and insert garlic cloves all over the pork.

Take a butcher twine and tied the pork together.

Heat an oiled  large skillet and seared the meat until golden brown.

Once the meat is well browned remove from skillet.

Put the pork is pan and cover the top of the pan with foil.  Put the pan in the oven for 50 to 60 minutes.

Freshly off the oven.  Remove the foil and let the meat rest a bit.  Save the juice for later.

Put the pork on a cutting board and remove the butcher twine. 

Slice the meat

You can plate the pork on a large plate.

Pour the juice of the pork inside a skillet and add a tablespoon of flour.

Keep stirring and bring it to a boil. 

Pour a bit of cognac in the sauce...

and keep stirring until the sauce is thick and smooth.

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