NMDemDist2
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Thu Jul-17-08 06:49 PM
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I've got a 3-3.5 pound bone in pork butt roast I'm doing in the pressure cooker tonight |
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I'm thinking using cajun spice rub, brown the meat throughly then using apple cider vinegar as the liquid and cooking it up with an onion in the pot with it.
I don't have an apple to add, sadly, but does that sound about right?
Suggestions?
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Thu Jul-17-08 07:22 PM
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1. IMHO, pork + crockpot = YUMMY, no matter what the heck you do..... |
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Thu Jul-17-08 07:28 PM
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2. i was too lazy this morning to do the crockpot, it's in the pressure cooker now |
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browned in bacon grease after a good trim and rub with Tony Chachere's Cajun spice blend. Liquid is 2/3 chicken broth and 1/3 apple cider vinegar with 1/2 large onion and pepper on top
it's just shaking away in there.....
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Thu Jul-17-08 08:47 PM
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4. Mmmmm...sounds yummy! One topping to consider is a glaze. |
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Edited on Thu Jul-17-08 08:52 PM by Dover
Try brushing on a mixture of molasses and a sweet red wine like merlot (a ratio not quite twice as much of the molasses to merlot). Wonderful served with thin slices of onion that have been sauteed in a little olive oil/balsamic vinegar until limp and translucent, and/or sweet potato pancakes! :P (had to slip in one more plug for sweet potatoes..lol!)
Of course New Orleans cajun style sounds mighty good on a summer night. I don't have any experience with it to share, I'm afraid. I'm sure it will be delicious. Let us know how it turns out!
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Thu Jul-17-08 09:43 PM
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5. I added some flour and water and the gravy was AWESOME |
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it came out very tender too
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Thu Jul-17-08 09:53 PM
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7. Fabulous! Ooooooo...graaaaaavy....yum! |
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Sounds like the pressure cook technique was a success! How long did it take to cook?
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Thu Jul-17-08 09:57 PM
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8. 10 minutes to brown it, 55 minutes under pressure, 15 minutes to cool down |
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Edited on Thu Jul-17-08 09:58 PM by AZDemDist6
naturally until the seals released
so about an hour and a half for a 3 pound roast
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Thu Jul-17-08 08:11 PM
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I'd skim the liquid off at the end and reduce it with a little brown sugar and hot chili. Yums!
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Thu Jul-17-08 09:44 PM
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6. i just added a flour/water mix (like a regular gravy) and it was so yummy |
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hubby isn't a huge chili fan...
he had a sweet potato and me a regular potato with the gravy
it was awesome!
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Fri Jul-18-08 03:09 PM
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9. How much vinegar did you use? |
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I've never made it with vinegar as the liquid. It sounds so good. No water was involved? :hi:
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Fri Jul-18-08 06:12 PM
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10. no, no water. It called for 2 cups of liquid, I used 3/4 cup apple cider vinegar, the rest |
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Edited on Fri Jul-18-08 06:13 PM by AZDemDist6
chicken broth
it made the best damned gravy too......
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Fri Jul-18-08 06:50 PM
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11. Oh, that sounds lip smacking |
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