Juices from a slow cooked in cider pork shoulder
Juices from a slow cooked in cider pork shoulder
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Huntsman

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8,854 posts

267 months

Saturday 23rd August
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I cooked a pork shoulder in a bottle of cider, I've shredded it to go into a ragu.

What could I do with this?



Would seem a waste to chuck it.

snuffy

11,546 posts

301 months

Saturday 23rd August
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Huntsman said:
I cooked a pork shoulder in a bottle of cider, I've shredded it to go into a ragu.
How did you get the shoulder inside the bottle? laugh

21TonyK

12,505 posts

226 months

Saturday 23rd August
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Id stick it in the fridge and then pull the fat off in the morning then freeze the jelly for use in a sauce, or reduce it right down to a concentrate and freeze for a stock base etc

sherman

14,539 posts

232 months

Saturday 23rd August
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Cool it down use the fat to fry shallots

Add corn flour to thicken tge jelly into a gravy and add the shallots to the gravy.
Add decent standard pork sausages and make braised sausages.


Huntsman

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8,854 posts

267 months

Saturday 23rd August
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Thank you.

normalbloke

8,147 posts

236 months

Saturday 23rd August
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Split the G…

PhilAsia

6,221 posts

92 months

Sunday 24th August
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21TonyK said:
Id stick it in the fridge and then pull the fat off in the morning then freeze the jelly for use in a sauce, or reduce it right down to a concentrate and freeze for a stock base etc
Quality!

oddman

3,330 posts

269 months

Sunday 24th August
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If you reduce it, it will probably make a brillant base for a stirfry sauce or oriental soup, ramen type thing. Otherwise great starting point for your next pork roast gravy.

JuanCarlosFandango

9,141 posts

88 months

Sunday 24th August
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I freeze stuff like that in an ice cube tray to use as stock.