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Sunday night quick roast
April 2005
It’s a quick way to cook pork, or veal or turkey. The result should be a tender piece of meat to slice and serve with its delicate gravy and potatoes. I also throw in a few sweet onions or use it the following day to make sandwiches. What you need (for two/three people):
600 gr pork loin 300 gr potatoes fresh rosemary 4-5 garlic cloves 10 cloves 1 teaspoon wild fennel seeds 1 stock cube 1 glass water 1 glass wine salt, pepper, olive oil
How you do it:
Pound the fennel seeds, the salt and the pepper grains in a mortar and season the meat all around. Make little fissures to stick in the garlic and the cloves. Brown the meat in hot oil in a pressure cooker. Add the wine: it can be dry red or sweet white (such as the splendid Sicilian marsala). Crumble the stock cube and add a glass of water. Close the lid and pressure-cook for 30 minutes. Add the potatoes which you will have skinned and diced (and 10 sweet onions if you like) and replace the lid on to cook for a further 5-6 minutes.
Let cool a few minutes before you slice.
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