This recipe works in the tortillas with a salsa, or in slices, served in its own juices with a wild rice salad and a nice sharp dressing.
You need to prepare the pork the night before or the morning of the footy game and put it into the oven about 4 1/2 hours before kick off. Turn the oven off as the game starts and the meat will be perfect by half time.
Diced (you can use peach or nectarine if you prefer)
2
Whole
Bird's Eye Chilli
Tiny dice, seeds discarded
2
Tbsp
Lime Juice
2
Tbsp
Olive Oil
Cup(s)
Fresh Coriander
Leaves, chopped
Freshly Ground Pepper
To taste
The Rub
1
Tsp
MasterFoods Ground Paprika
1
Tsp
MasterFoods Dry Mustard
1
Tsp
MasterFoods Dried Thyme Leaves
2
Tsp
Brown Sugar
1
Tsp
MasterFoods Cayenne Pepper
To taste
2
Tsp
MasterFoods Celery Salt
1
Tsp
Freshly Ground Pepper
1
Tsp
MasterFoods Onion Powder
12
Whole
Tortilla(s)
Directions
Place the pork in the dish that you're going to cook it in. Mix all the dry ingredients in a bowl and rub into the pork.
with the lid of the dish and store in the fridge for 4-24 hours.
Bring the meat back to room temperature, then place in the oven ,covered for two hours, then uncovered for another two hours.
When uncovered, baste every 30 mins with the juice that the meat has produced.
Rest out of the oven for twenty or thirty minutes before serving.
For the salsa just mix all the ingredients in a ceramic bowl and refrigerate if making ahead of time.
To serve, warm the tortillas in the oven and offer them with the salsa and the pork lightly shredded with two forks. It's not pretty but it is delicious.
Or, skip the salsa and tortillas, and slice the meat and place it back in the yummy cooking juices.
Serve the pork and its juices with a wild rice salad or boiled potatoes and a green salad.