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Wednesday <strong>November</strong> <strong>18</strong> <strong>2020</strong><br />
Tasty Bites<br />
Latest Canterbury news at starnews.co.nz<br />
BAY HARBOUR<br />
PAGE 17<br />
Not too early to be thinking of Xmas dinner<br />
With Christmas<br />
approaching and the<br />
probability a pork roast is<br />
on the menu a practice<br />
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This is a delicious recipe<br />
using wine, oranges,<br />
garlic and cloves to form<br />
the sauce for a pork pot<br />
roast. Serve with a mash<br />
of swedes, potatoes and<br />
spring onions, and a green<br />
leafy salad. Finish with an<br />
easy strawberry trifle for<br />
dessert<br />
Pot roast of pork with<br />
cloves and oranges<br />
Serves 4<br />
Ingredients<br />
1kg pork shoulder<br />
1 to taste salt and freshly ground<br />
pepper<br />
2 tbsp olive oil<br />
2 garlic cloves<br />
1 bay leaf<br />
6 cloves<br />
5 sprigs oregano<br />
1 cup dry white wine<br />
2 oranges<br />
Directions<br />
Preheat the oven to 140 deg C.<br />
Cut the rind off the piece of pork<br />
and sprinkle with salt, unless the<br />
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meat has been pre-salted and a<br />
good grinding of black pepper.<br />
Heat the oil in an enamelled<br />
cast-iron casserole pot and add<br />
the pork. Brown on all sides.<br />
Lower the heat and add the<br />
garlic, bay leaf, cloves, oregano<br />
and wine.<br />
Cover tightly and put into the<br />
oven. Cook for about 1½ hours<br />
until the meat is fork-tender. Remove<br />
from the oven and lift the<br />
meat out on to a warmed platter.<br />
Cover with foil and put back<br />
in the turned-off oven to keep<br />
warm. To make the sauce, put<br />
the casserole pot over a low heat<br />
and use a spatula to scrape any<br />
brownings from the sides of the<br />
pot into the liquid.<br />
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If there is less than about a cup<br />
of liquid in the pot, add a little<br />
more water. Strain into a small<br />
pot. If there is a lot of oil on the<br />
surface, skim some off, but leave<br />
behind a few spoonfuls to enrich<br />
the sauce.<br />
Use a sharp knife to peel the<br />
oranges, including all the pith,<br />
then cut out the segments one by<br />
one, leaving the membranes and<br />
core behind. Use your hand to<br />
squeeze the core over the pot of<br />
sauce to extract any remaining<br />
orange juice.<br />
Bring the sauce to the boil,<br />
whisk to emulsify the oil, then<br />
taste and correct the seasoning.<br />
Drop in the orange segments.<br />
Spoon some of the sauce and<br />
orange segments over the meat<br />
on the platter and put the rest<br />
into a sauceboat.<br />
Strawberry trifle<br />
Serves 8<br />
Ingredients<br />
3 punnets strawberries<br />
3 tbsp sugar<br />
½ cup water<br />
1 sponge cake, cut into fingers<br />
3 tbsp Grand Marnier<br />
6 eggs<br />
160g sugar<br />
600ml milk<br />
1 vanilla bean<br />
300ml cream<br />
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Directions<br />
Select about 12 of the best berries<br />
for the top. Put the rest in a<br />
saucepan with 3 tablespoons of<br />
sugar and the water.<br />
Bring to a gentle simmer, then<br />
cook for about 2min. Place the<br />
cut sponge pieces in the bottom<br />
of a clear glass bowl. Add the<br />
Grand Marnier and allow it to<br />
soak in. Ladle in the strawberries<br />
and juice.<br />
To make the custard, beat the<br />
egg yolks and sugar until light and<br />
thick. Heat the milk and vanilla<br />
bean in a heavy-based saucepan<br />
until almost boiling. Tip the hot<br />
milk onto the egg mixture in a<br />
bowl and stir well to combine.<br />
Rinse the pan that the milk<br />
was heated in, return it to the<br />
heat and strain the egg, sugar and<br />
milk mixture into it. Carefully<br />
reheat the custard, stirring constantly<br />
until the mixture thickens<br />
enough to coat the spoon.<br />
Do not let this boil, as the mixture<br />
will curdle. If the mixture<br />
starts to curdle around the edges,<br />
immediately remove from the<br />
heat and whisk vigorously until<br />
smooth.<br />
Once the custard is cool,<br />
tip it over the strawberries.<br />
Finally, lightly whip the cream<br />
then spread it over the custard.<br />
Decorate with reserved halved<br />
strawberries. Chill before serving.<br />
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