Pork Roast

Oh, dude, cooking a Boston butt in a Ronco rotisserie? That's like asking how long to cook a turkey in a toaster! But hey, if you're feeling adventurous, you'll want to cook that bad boy for about 20 minutes per pound at 325°F until it reaches an internal temperature of 160°F. Just make sure to check it with a meat thermometer so you don't end up with a pork hockey puck.

No, the fat on a pork roast is not pus; it is subcutaneous fat that serves as insulation and flavor. This fat can contribute to the juiciness and tenderness of the meat when cooked properly. Pus, on the other hand, is a thick fluid produced by the body in response to infection and is not present in healthy animal tissue.

Pork belly is a boneless cut of fatty meat[1] from the belly of a pig. Pork belly is popular in Asian cuisine, and forms a part of many traditional European dishes such as the Alsatian Choucroute garnie, the Swiss Berner Platte, and the German Schlachtplatte. In the United States, bacon is most often made from pork bellies.

You should keep it for no more than 5 days.

20 minutes per pound in weight and add 20 minutes to the total pound weight

All you're really trying to do is to heat the ham through so time will depend alot on how much ham you want to heat up. For a small ham, figure 1 1/2 hrs @ 375 along with the potatoes. The larger the ham the longer the time but put the potatoes in 90 minutes before taking the ham out. Let the ham "rest" for 20 minutes after removing it from the oven. And keep it basted while cooking so it doesn't dry out the outer layer.

Because it was originally made in boston. A true Boston Butt (Pork Shoulder) is usually made in Boston.

Actually the name originated in the other regions outside of Boston pre-revolution. The less expensive cuts of pork were often packed and stored in "butts" (commonly known as casks or barrels). The way the shoulder was cut and packed in Boston led to the name. Today the name refers to the cut of meat (front shoulder) not how it is cured or prepared.

160 degrees Fahrenheit. In a 350 degree oven you can achieve this at approx. 30 minutes per pound. Remove the roast when it reaches 155 degrees as it will carry-on cooking to an internal temperature of 160 degrees out of the oven.

My dadyo (Likes to be kalled~ kool kat, but he was in the army so you'd think he'd know some kool names by now) tried this and it tasted REALLY good!

Ashley

it depends on the store and the size of package you get

For 4.5 hours at 350.

if it has been in the freezer for over 5 months i would be apprehensive howver, up to about 8 months should be ok to eat, you cannot tell from look smell or taste if the frozen foods has gone bad. just think if you froze it immiadiately as you bought it or within a day or two and it has only been in for 5 months or less then it should be fine :)

If you want crackling then uncovered definitely. Rub some olive oil in the fat/skin sprinkle with salt, pre-heat oven to 190oc. Put chops on a rack in a roasting tray to catch the fat and turn once, should take about 20-30 minutes. Enjoy!

I am going to cook a pork tenderloin roast at it is at 21lb and I am not sure at how many hour to cook it can anyone tell me the true answer.

roast dinner is very healthy because it got meat and vegetable in it and they're part of your 5 a day.

Pork is the culinary name for meat from the domestic pig (Sus domesticus), which is eaten in many countries.

For a romantic meal for your wife and seeing as she likes pork loin food, you can find some pork loin recipes online on many different recipe sites such as allrecipes or even buying a cook book.

Meat thermometer.

That sounds a bit low. I roast mine at 350 deg. and it takes about 45 min. per pound to cook. What's important is the final temp. inside the roast. You need to get an oven thermometer that you can stick into the roast and check to see if it reads at least 170 deg. If not keep cooking. The lower temp. you cook at means it will take longer to reach 170 deg. inside.

Yes you can and it is delicious. Here is an easy recipe link: http://www.pork.co.nz/Recipes/RecipeBook/RecipePage/tabid/69/cutID/0/methodID/7/recipeID/56/recipeTypeID/0/Default.aspx

we just rinse under running water to remove pickling and treat like normal pork, oil and salt the rind and cook in very hot over to make crakling then turn down to finish cooking.

tastes like baked ham. :)

I cooked a top sirloin (about 4 pounds) for Christmas. First I salted and peppered it generously, then I browned it on all sides in a little olive oil in a large skillet;

I moved the beef to a roasting pan and set it in a slow oven (250F).

Meanwhile, since you won't get any drippings from the beef, you have to come up with a way to make a sauce. Chop 2 onions and six carrots and mince two cloves of garlic. Add them to the skillet the meat was browned in, with a little more oil. Saute gentlu for about 10 minutes scraping up any brown bits in the pan, until the vegetables are soft and starting to brown. Scatter the vegetables around the beef. Heat a can of good-quality beef broth and pour over.

Cover the skillet and return to the oven. The beef will be pink medium rare in the middle (about 140 degrees F] in about two hours. It will continue to cook a little after you take it out

I also like to add some tiny red potatoes, cut in chunks, along with the other vegetables.

Slice the beef fairly thin to serve. It will be tender and very tasty. A four-pound roast will serve 8 people (or you can just save it for delicious roast beef sandwiches)

"It is necessary, that pork is cooked to an internal temperature of 176°F (77°C) for fresh loin roasts, and to 185°F (85°C) for other large fresh cuts. Cured and smoked products should reach an internal temperature of 160°F to 170°F (72°C to 85°C)"CutThickness/WeightFinal Internal TemperatureCooking TimeLoin roast (bone-in)3 to 5 pounds155°F-160°F20 minutes per poundBoneless pork roast2 to 4 pounds155°F-160°F20 minutes per poundTenderloin (roast at 425°F-450°F).5 to 1.5 pounds155°F-160°F20 to 30 minutesCrown roast6 to 10 pounds155°F-160°F20 minutes per poundBoneless loin chops1 inch thick155°F-160°F12 to 16 minutesRibstender1.5 to 2 hours