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Slow-roast pork with chilli and orange

Published: January 15, 2015 at 9:04 AM

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Serves 8

Easy

Total time: 6 hrs

+ marinating

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Slow-roasting pork shoulder at a low temperature turns a tough, economical cut into tender ‘pulled pork’. Try something a bit different here with the flavours of miso, chilli and orange.

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Slow-roasting pork shoulder at a low temperature turns a tough, economical cut into tender ‘pulled pork’. Try something a bit different here with the flavours of miso, chilli and orange.

For more mouthwatering pulled pork ideas, try our BBQ pulled pork, pork hotpot, sloppy joes and pulled pork tacos.

Ingredients

Nutrition

• 1 boneless rolled pork shoulder

  approx 2kg

• 2 oranges

  zested and juiced

• 2 tbsp brown sugar

• 1 tbsp light miso paste

• 2 dried red chillies

• 1 onion

  sliced

• 1 red chilli

  diced

Nutrition: per serving

• kcal456
• fat27g
• saturates9.3g
• carbs7.8g
• fibre0.5g
• protein45.2g
• salt0.5g

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Method

• step 1

  Dry the pork shoulder skin with kitchen paper, score it with a very sharp knife and put it in a dish. Mix the orange zest and juice with the sugar and miso and add the dried red chillies. Pour this over the pork, cover and leave overnight, or for several hours.

• step 2

  Heat the oven to 150C/fan 130C/gas 2. Lay the onion slices in a roasting tin and put the pork on top, skin-side up. Pour over the marinade and then add a mug of water to the tin. Cover the lot with foil and cook for 4 hours.

• step 3

  Take off the foil and turn the oven up to 180C/fan 160C/gas 4. Baste the pork with any juices and cook it for a further hour, then turn the oven up again to 200C/fan 180C/gas 6. Making sure the juices don’t burn, add more water if you need to. Cook for 30 minutes to make sure the skin crisps. Lift the pork onto a plate to rest, pour the juices into a bowl and add the fresh chilli.

• step 4

  Pull the pork into chunks and dress them with the juices, add the cooked onion if you like. Serve with baked potatoes or buns to stuff it into.

Check out our expert guide to create the perfect roast dinner here, complete with centrepieces, side dishes and all the trimmings. Plus, some easy desserts to serve after your roast.

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