Free-Range Pork Shoulder from Australia (400-900g)

Choose between 400g (0.9lbs) or 900g (2.0lbs) of free-range pork shoulder from Australia. Pork shoulder is rich in flavor and allows you to enjoy the true taste of pork. The marbling in the lean meat makes it more tender than pork loin. Each pork shoulder is closely trimmed and comes boneless and skinless - ready for roasting. It can be cooked whole or cut into your desired thickness. It's suitable for a variety of dishes such as grilled pork, roast pork, braised pork, sweet and sour pork, pork stew, salted pork, pork cutlet, and steak. For more information, see the cooking instructions below.

This free-range pork has taken on the superior flavor and tenderness of pork from a bygone era. Free of growth hormones, antibiotics, or any nasties. It has a superior flavor and all-natural tenderness and how pork should taste. 

✔ Humanely raised free-range pigs from Australia.

✔ The pigs live outdoors where they can truffle and play.

✔ Sows raise their piglets in individual straw-filled huts and have room to roam, can wallow in mud, and socialize with each other. Absolutely no gestation crates.

✔ Pigs are fed a natural, nutritiously balanced diet free of chemical residues. All feed is free of GMOs.

✔ No antibiotics or growth hormones - ever.

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Pork Shoulder Recipe Instructions

Completely defrost the roast in the fridge. We do not recommend the water defrosting as you'd have to leave the meat unattended for a very long period. Once defrosted open the pack and let the roast breathe. Pat dry with a paper towel.

In this example, we are cooking the large size. We recommend tying the roast. This keeps the roast nicely shaped even while cooking. You can use any string as long as it is 100% cotton. Never use plastic or synthetic strings.

We used 6 knots on our roast which is more than enough. No worries, there is no complicated technique. Simply cut 6 long enough strings and place them on the cutting board. After that, place the roast over the strings and tie all 6 strings like you'd tie a shoe. Place the roast into a skillet or an oven tray or pan.

Now comes the seasoning part. We've used plenty of olive oil, diced potatoes, carrots, garlic knobs, red onion, and fresh thyme and of course sea salt and freshly ground black pepper and garlic powder. Make sure the roast is covered in seasoning.

Next, we want to crisp up the outer layer of the roast. For that, we need a hot oven. Preheat to 220 degrees Celsius (430 degrees Fahrenheit) and let it roast for about 30 minutes until the outer layer is crispy brown.

This is how the roast should look like after about 30 minutes. The inside of the roast should still be uncooked. Now we need to slowly cook the inside. Set the oven to 180 degrees Celsius (350 degrees Fahrenheit) and let it roast for another 30 minutes. Add half a cup of water in case the pan or skillet has run dry. Because every oven is different you need to check the internal temperature every 10 minutes to make sure you're not overcooking the roast.

After another 30 minutes, the internal temperature of the roast should be at least 65 degrees Celsius (150 degrees Fahrenheit). Take the roast out of the oven and let it rest for 10 minutes - it continues to cook inside on the residue heat. There is no need to cover the roast.

Take a look at this. Carve into thin slices in front of your drooling guests. Don't forget to remove the strings.

Serve with vegetables. Sprinkle with sea salt when required. You can make a pork-based gravy from the liquid that is left in the skillet or oven pan. 

Juicy and tender pork shoulder. Discover the real taste of pork. Enjoy!