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Cuban Roast Pork<br />
4 lbs. Boneless pork roast<br />
1 lb. Mushrooms, sliced<br />
2 Tbsp. of olive oil<br />
6 Cloves of garlic<br />
1 Small onion, diced<br />
2 Bay leaves<br />
1/2 Cup of Mojo, (look in ethnic aisle)<br />
1/2 Cup of any type of white wine (not cooking wine – cooking wine is very salty)<br />
1/2 Cup of water<br />
Seasonings: Adobo, (look in ethnic aisle)<br />
Salt and pepper to taste<br />
Corn Starch/Flour to thicken gravy<br />
DIRECTIONS:<br />
1. Slice four (4) garlic cloves and with the point of your knife insert the garlic into the<br />
meat by cutting small incisions in the entire port roast.<br />
2. Sprinkle roast with Adobo, salt and pepper.<br />
3. Using the “Browning Function” heat olive oil in the interior pot.<br />
Add roast to hot oil and brown until golden.<br />
4. Remove roast and add mushrooms, remaining garlic, and diced onion and cook until<br />
golden brown.<br />
5. Add bay leaves and liquid.<br />
Close lid and lock setting Pressure Release Valve to the “down pressure” position. Turn<br />
the pressure control to “Medium”- Press the “Meat” function button and then press<br />
start. Cooker will automatically choose the correct cooking time. When roast is finished<br />
the cooker will shut off automatically and go into a warming mode – four dashes will<br />
appear on the front panel (----). Release the pressure using the silicone mitt, turn the<br />
pressure release valve in the “up position”, and when the release valve drops it is safe<br />
to open the cooker. Remove the roast from the cooker to stop cooking. Add thickening<br />
agent to thicken the gray. Slice and serve.<br />
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