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 Pork roast question, Rind doesn't cover flesh |
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 23/12/2012, 09:44 AM
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Hi ladies,
I have a pork roast and im a bit worried about the posrk drying out as the rind doesnt cover the flesh of the roast on the top, Will this affect it drying out? I dont want to cover it as i want the crackling. I'm ok with the cooking side just worried about it drying out...it's a shoulder roast. Thanks |
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23/12/2012, 01:15 PM
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Anyone? I really would prefer to start it this arvo.
i was thinking should i maybe wrap the exposed part in foil and just leave the rind uncovered? |
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23/12/2012, 02:25 PM
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Na. Ive cooked pork like this and as long as you don't overcook the meat, it doesn't dry out.
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