[Sca-cooks] Keeping pork moist in a recipe
Johnna Holloway
johnnae at mac.com
Thu Mar 3 05:14:59 PST 2016
I wonder what would happen if you used a larger piece of pork, like a picnic or shoulder roast.
Johnna
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> Source: Battus, Carolus. Cocboeck. 1593. English translation by me:
>
> 110 How to make sauce on a pig's-hotchpotch
> Take raw pork, broil very black on a roaster and then remove. Cut in
> pieces as large as it pleases you and then take flesh-broth or clean
> water and put therewith vinegar, some salt, red wine, pepper, cinnamon,
> cloves. Leave together to boil, then add your broiled flesh and leave
> together to stew until it is enough and serve.
>
> Redaction:
> I stayed fairly closely to the recipe. I had butterflied loin chops,
> rather than a roast. Instead of broiling the pork "very black", which I
> wasn't going to interpret literally, I broiled it to about a medium or
> medium-dark brown.
>
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