Oven Roast Pork Recipe - How to Roast Pork - Easy Roast Pork - Pork Joint - Crispy pork

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Oven Roast Pork Recipe - How to Roast Pork - Easy Roast Pork - Pork Joint - Crispy pork
We have used Paprika & Rosemary but why not try Thyme, 5 spice, Sage, Oregano, Chilli, anything goes.
Oven temp:
Gas 4-5, 180°C, 350°F
Medium30 mins per 450g - ½kg(lb) + 30 mins
Well done35 mins per 450g - ½kg(lb) + 35mins
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[@lml4075]

My Dad is gone and he was British, and he made the best pork roast…. And I wish I could remember what he did. I think you nailed it. I remember the paprika but I wasn’t sure what spices he used. I am going to give this a try. He always served it with apple sauce. Thank you. ❤

[@dinosanchez8528]

Thanks mate, cheers!

[@keaveny63021]

nice video. well shot and you get straight to the details.

[@howtocookgreat]

Thanks Kevin

[@cynthiaannwade8379]

My Mom's Oven Baked Pork Roast Recipe, So Easy, with her Home Made Country Gravy.
"C" & "G".
A person can buy any size pork roast, cut it into three pieces, use one piece, and freeze the other two in freezer baggies for a pork roast later on.
This is our delicious recipe for oven baked pork roast, as my mother taught me.
Preheat your oven to 350°.
In a lightly greased skillet, sear ALL sides of your pork roast, which has been covered generously with Kitchen Bouquet. *Kitchen Bouquet is found in the baking section of your grocery store, and is a must for country style pork roast, and gravy.
In a large pot, the size of at least three to four inches above your roast, place the seared roast in the pan.
Cover your roast with cold water, up to one inch below the top of the meat.
Arrange as much sliced yellow onion, sliced celery, and minced garlic, onto the top of the meat as you wish.
Add cracked black pepper to the top of the meat. Use no salt, as salt will dry your roast.
Bake a large roast for five and a half to six hours. *Note: some ovens' baking temperature varies, as well as altitude, so check your roast for doneness after 5 hours. It should fall apart with a fork.
You may occasionally need to add more fresh water to the pan, to make sure that the water level stays at just below 1 inch of the top of the meat. Check about every two hours for water loss.
When your roast is done, carefully remove it from the pan onto a platter, using all hands on deck.
To the hot roast water, using all of the drippings, (we smash and use all of the vegetables inside the pan that were made with the roast.) Why? These are the great seasonings we cooks add to the gravy.
Now, add the following to the brown water and smashed vegetables;
In a cup, add 3/4 cup of water, add two to three (2-3) heaping Tablespoons of cornstarch, or all purpose flour. Stir well.
*Note: Using cornstarch makes an au jus type of gravy, which is light and silky.
Whisk well the gravy with a fork, so that there are no lumps in the cup.
Then, slowly, and carefully, add this cup of corn starch and water, (or flour and water) to the warming mixture of roast juice, which is sitting on the burner on the top of the stove.
Continue stirring until thickened.
You should not need to add any salt, as the animal was fed with salt in his diet, and the pork meat was processed using salt.
Enjoy the above with mashed potatoes, other steamed vegetables, or a salad, and a dinner roll.
Use this exact same recipe for your beef roast. Beef cooks faster than pork, because it is more porous. Medium size beef roasts are sometimes ready within 4 to 4 & 1/2 hours.
caegw and glwj.arr.ae.

[@imdeonerik]

Thanks, followed it, turned out wonderfully

[@howtocookgreat]

Great to hear!

[@stevereynolds1407]

Got to have a lovely joint to start with.

[@mrbigmel3]

Thanks mate .....surprised you didn't get more comments cooking ours now very easy to follow and looks great 0)

[@howtocookgreat]

Cheers Rooster.

[@mrbigmel3]

@@howtocookgreat Was awesome mate thanks again scoffed the lot !

[@howtocookgreat]

Nice one NR

[@juancamiloparada]

Thx mate, easy to follow.

[@susanford2388]

Looks damn delicious and i do not even eat pork. But I will cook that for my family. Thanks

[@howtocookgreat]

Thanks Susan

[@tearsofthespring9595]

That looks good to taste.

[@anthonystewart677]

Looks lovely. I would do it sightly less and cover it in Chinese 5 Spice along with the salt and pepper.

[@howtocookgreat]

Sounds great!

[@marbaridortariang7696]

Looks good

[@howtocookgreat]

Thanks

[@devneelgoswami5675]

Gotta love how he slaps the meat

[@sbella44]

That's really helpful.
thanks :)

[@jimmymcgovern5318]

Yummy

[@howtocookgreat]

😋

[@aliah8352]

good one mate

[@howtocookgreat]

Thanks 👍

[@glenthecarguy]

I cooked mine till 150. Degree. Still looked a little red . I fourdt did 275 for 20. Then again at 325 for twenty. Is a little pink ok ?

[@howtocookgreat]

Pink not so good a juicy white.

[@DeeTeaDee]

Can you make pork sandwiches for the week? Or would you have to FREEZE the cooked pork and defrost it each day? So confusing man

[@GD15555]

Do you really think those slices under will give any flavor. Meat just sits on it

[@ianrs4685]

when do i put the potatoes in ?

[@howtocookgreat]

NOW IAN NOW DO IT NOW......About 20 mins before the meat will come out.

[@snake1625b]

What are those strings tied around the pork for

[@lavar103]

cooking with jason statham

[@fabiancooney4226]

Good recipe but it sounds like you are fighting for air or a drink of water. ;)

[@howtocookgreat]

I am!

[@fabiancooney4226]

@@howtocookgreat :)

[@stufoo1]

What is it with us guys and slapping the meat :). Even when cooking a chicken or turkey I tel my 7 year old daughter to give it's butt a slap :)

[@nihilisticmonkeydancing9806]

Because slapping a Girls Butt the same way gets you Metood... XD

[@Carl-LaFong1618]

@@nihilisticmonkeydancing9806 I bet you don't care though.

[@nihilisticmonkeydancing9806]

@@Carl-LaFong1618Yup, I don't because I don't do.

[@jayjones7631]

Why would u out salt on pork it's already salty.

[@BernadetteResnik]

pork is not salty my friend. Bacon and ham are cured with salt that's why they are salty

[@ashleighmackenzie8670]

Pork’s already salty?? 🤣🤣 are you American? 🤣 what a stupid comment

[@tomasetti201]

V

[@christiancaulfield1663]

Seriously man get a carving knife

[@ashleighmackenzie8670]

You’re right, you couldn’t POSSIBLY just use any knife that would work 🙄 hate ignorant comment like that. “Get a carving knife”. Why? He cut it just fine. Yes a carving knife is for carving and maybe would have been easier. But nobody NEEDS one ffs. Are you American by any chance? Serious question? I’d be very surprised if you were any other nationality.

[@lml4075]

Seriously, you are such a jerk @christiancaulfield1663, how about you get a life. What a moron you are!

[@MiguelOliveira-ec2ie]

Peper will burn