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Gypsy Roast<br />
serves 4, takes 40 minutes<br />
1 kg pork chops or loins<br />
300 g smoked bacon<br />
(fatty one)<br />
8 cloves garlic, mashed<br />
4 big onions<br />
1 cup flour<br />
2 cups oil<br />
salt to taste<br />
1 tbsp ground pepper<br />
3 tbsp Hungarian paprika<br />
Cut the bacon into four equal pieces, cut in the skin and then fry.<br />
They will turn to a cockscomb shape when fried.<br />
Take out the bacon pieces and add sliced onion, and brown in the<br />
lard (in the same pan). Pour the content of the frying pan (onionlard<br />
mix) onto the bottom of a large baking pan as a bed for the<br />
meat.<br />
Mix mashed garlic with oil. Pound the meat slices. Brush both<br />
sides with the garlic-oil blend. Salt and pepper and coat the<br />
slices with flour. Fry spare rib slices in hot oil for 2-3 minutes.<br />
Place fried meat on the onion bed. Top with fried bacon pieces<br />
and bake for 20 minutes in oven.<br />
When done, sprinkle the meat and bacon slices with Hungarian<br />
paprika. Serve with fried potatoes and vegetable slices.<br />
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