Image
📣 Free Roadside

For the Month of October!

News

Recipe: Classic Pork Loin Roast

Article from: Unsealed 4X4 The perfect roast for a chilly night, and enough time to socialise while it cooks. Serves: 4-6 Time: 80 minutes INGREDIENTS 1.5kg pork loin, rolled, with the skin scored well Sea …

Image
Club 4X4 Insurance
Jul 26 2019

Jul 26 2019

Image

Article from: Unsealed 4X4

The perfect roast for a chilly night, and enough time to socialise while it cooks.

Serves: 4-6

Time: 80 minutes

INGREDIENTS

  • 1.5kg pork loin, rolled, with the skin scored well
  • Sea salt
  • Olive oil or olive oil spray
  • 3 apples – peeled, cored and cut into wedges
  • ¼ cup flour
  • 1½ cups vegetable or chicken stock (can be made with stock cubes)

METHOD

  • Preheat your camp oven to hot, loading your coals half under and around, and half on the lid. Drop in a trivet.
  • Pat the pork skin completely dry with paper towel; sprinkle with plenty of salt and oil, rubbing well into the skin and score marks.
  • Place the pork, skin side up, on the trivet in your camp oven and roast at high heat for 20 minutes. Reduce the coal load to a medium heat, then roast for a final 30 minutes.
  • If the crackling is not crisp, load up the coals to high heat for another 10 minutes, concentrating the coals on the lid.
  • Remove the pork when done and set to the side, keeping it warm. Drain the excess fat out of the camp oven; then place it back over medium coals.
  • Toss in the apples and stir to coat them in the leftover oil. Cook gently for about 10 minutes; then set aside, keeping warm.
  • Sprinkle the flour into the camp oven, stirring constantly until it takes up the oil and juices in the bottom; then slowly add the stock. Bring to a gentle boil, stirring constantly, until it becomes gravy.
  • Serve the sliced pork with apples and the gravy poured over, and some mashed potato.
Image
Club 4X4 Insurance
Blog

Discover other stories

View all

Warm up with weekly articles aimed at adventure

man checking under the bonnet of a 4wd

Expert Advice

How to make your diesel engine last LONGER

A lot of engine failures are avoidable, and not all of them are faults of the engine itself.

Read more  

A lot of engine failures are avoidable, and not all of them are faults of the engine itself.

FAMILY SITTING ON A 4WD WITH A CARAVAN IN THE BACKGROUND

Expert Advice

What’s in Our Glovebox (and Why It Might Just Save the Day)

Here’s a look inside Scout’s glovebox - our LandCruiser 300 Series touring rig - and why what we keep in there could be a real game changer on the road.

Read more  

Here’s a look inside Scout’s glovebox - our LandCruiser 300 Series touring rig - and why what we keep in there could be a real game changer on the road.

convoy of 4wds driving through the outback

Expert Advice

When To Use Your 4WD Gears

Knowing when, and which, 4X4 setting to use is the difference between a great day on the tracks and an expensive call to the local recovery bloke.

Read more  

Knowing when, and which, 4X4 setting to use is the difference between a great day on the tracks and an expensive call to the local recovery bloke.

View all