Preparation | Cooking | Start to finish |
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20 min. | 5 hours | 5 hours 20 min. |
1 | Prepare 2 onions and slice thinly. | |
2 | Generously butter the bottom of a casserole and spread the sliced onions in a layer. Set aside. | |
3 | Put the pork joint (or pieces) on a chopping board. You can choose a cheaper cut for this; there is no need to use a premium cut like filet mignon (even though this would work fine). A smoked and salted joint would be even better still, so I heartily recommend it. | |
4 | Spread the top of the meat with mustard and sprinkle half the spice mixture over. Sprinkle with salt if not using a salted joint. | |
5 | Sit the meat on top of the onions, spiced side downwards. Spread the other side with mustard and add the remaining spices. Salt again if necessary. Add 2 cloves garlic, 1 bayleaf and 1 sprig thyme. Add 500 ml dry white wine until it comes to halfway up the meat. | |
6 | Put the lid on and cook in the oven at 300°F (150°C) for 4 to 5 hours. | |
7 | Halfway through, turn the meat over, then put back in the oven, still covered. | |
8 | The meat is ready when it falls apart easily when pulled with a fork. | |
9 | Remove and discard the garlic, bayleaf and thyme. Shred all the pork then mix in the onions at the bottom. | |
10 | Your pulled pork is ready. Try serving it with sesame rice, for example or a potato purée . |