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Slow Roasted Pork Belly withisle of bute seaweed salad

Added by justseaweed | Thu 17 Dec 2009 @ 20:25

  Slow Roasted Pork Belly withisle of bute seaweed salad

Ingredients
Roasted Gloucestershire Old Spot Pork Belly with Smoked Paprika,

Bute Seaweed Salad and Bramley Apple Sauce

1kg Pork belly

1 tbsp Salt

1 tbsp Smoked paprika

1 tbsp Demerera sugar

100g Bute Sea lettuce blanched 1 minute and refreshed

4tbsp Hazelnut oil

2tbsp White wine vinegar

1 tsp Dijon mustard

1tsp Toasted sesame seeds

Drizzle honey

Black pepper

2 Bramley apples( peeled cored and chopped)

2 tbsp Sugar

1 Lemon juiced

75 mls Hazelnut oil

Method


Method

Lay the pork belly flat fat side up, gently score the fat rub with the salt, sugar and paprika

Lay on a cooling wire and place in a medium hot oven and roast for approx

1 � hours till tender.

Stew the apples with the sugar and lemon juice till cooked through, pass through fine sieve and whisk in the oil.

Whisk oil, vinegar, honey, mustard together season with lots of pepper and toss the seaweed and sesame seeds together. To serve

Place a pile of the seaweed salad on plate, carve 2 slices of pork lay against the salad , spoon apple sauce around and drizzle with pan juices.. Enjoy!.........................George http://www.justseaweed.com/recipes/

tried this recipe or a similar one? share your tips...

1. by Ali Moore on Sun 25 Jul 2010 @ 11:14

1 hour is hardly slow-roasting !
If it's on a wire won't all the fat end up at the bottom of the oven ?!
What temperature should the oven be ?
Not sure this is actually a recipe ?

2. by justseaweed on Thu 17 Dec 2009 @ 20:30

This recipe was sent to me By Master Chef George Mcivor after he show cased my seaweed at the st Andrews day homecoming event in Edinburgh

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