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Made an impulse purchase of a 7-pound picnic shoulder the other day (on sale!), then went looking for a simple way of cooking it that wasn't barbecue. Chose this: http://find.myrecipes.com/recipes/re...e_id=10 10566 Oh ... my ... goodness. The meat was tender and succulent. The pan sauce is to die for. The cracklings (I roasted them additionally at the end like the recipe suggests) are crunchy and outstandingly garlicky. The whole house smelled wonderful while it was cooking. The only thing I would do differently next time is to start a day ahead and leave the roast in the garlicky "rub" overnight to let the more garlic flavor infuse into the meat. Tip: Use a razor blade to score the skin. -- Silvar Beitel (still drooling as I type this.) |
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