There’s something super-comforting about cooking overnight – you wake up in the morning to the fragrant dish, ready for a long lazy lunch ahead. Some bread, mustard and a leafy salad are all you need to serve with this beautiful cut, which is ideal for slow-cooking, but a potato or cauliflower purée would also be a welcome addition.
Ingredients
Method
Preheat oven to 110°C, fan-forced. Place pork in a roasting pan, arrange fennel and onion around it, scatter with olives, pour in cider and stock, scatter with fennel seeds, drizzle with oil and season well to taste. Cover with two layers of foil and roast until pork is very tender and pulls apart easily (8-9 hours). Serve hot with mustard, bread and a leafy salad.
Note: For cracking, increase the oven to 230°C, fan-forced, and roast, uncovered, until crackling forms (25-30 minutes).
Drink Suggestion: Rustic farmhouse cider.
Drink suggestion by Max Allen
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