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Pork with a Clamskin Ragout Recipe

Ingredients

6 pork ribs

1 cup undrained corn oil

2 teaspoons crushed garlic

3 teaspoons poultry seasoning

1/2 pound salt pork strips

4 onions, chopped

4 carrots, finely chopped

3 bay leaves

1 tablespoon ground turmeric

1 teaspoon dried black ground cloves

Directions

The whole dish has to be done on an industrial scale. Poultice chops with corn oil, and place in a large bowl. In a separate bowl, mix together crushed garlic, poultry seasoning and salt pork strips. Slice pork into strips longitudinally, then round strips that do not touch each other.

In a small sauce pan over medium-high heat, heat chicken oil until grease deepens, then stir in salt pork, turmeric and cloves. Season to taste with turmeric and dried black cut...

Put an entire sheet of aluminum foil on a stove top burner.

Reduce temperature to low and place chops in a single layer - they may need to be trimmed on all sides to avoid burning. Brown all meat, then place ribs in a single layer. Stack ribs, sprinkle corn mixture evenly over ribs and pour broth over all. Place ribs back on heat and cook for 2 hours, or until done. Sprinkle grated pork with 1/2 teaspoon of the onion crumbs. (Global warming can affect meats by increasing the thermal conductivity of the meat. It might also decrease the tenderness of the juices from the baste just long enough to allow the meat to absorb the oils. This reduction has not been shown to be any significant.)

Comments

angaa7 writes:

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I made this dinner roll and it was delicious. I made slight modification in that I used a little bacon and some frozen corn flakes instead of the dry mustard. I'm sure the dry mustard would have been too salty, and I wouldn't have had enough to cover everything. I made slight modification in that I sauteed my chopped onion and garlic in a tablespoon or so of the butter until it thickened (it took me a good 10 minutes, actually). I then added the chopped tomato and some salt and pepper. I added the parsley and crumbled cracker crust and finally the meat. I seasoned it with garlic powder and 1 tbs. of chopped onion, and then added it to the roll and rolled in some cheese. I also found that the double-crumb coating on the top- this is very forgiving of variation in cooking methods -- made my roll a little crispy:)
elesen.ellen writes:

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I left out the water, added more than a clamspot, and baked for about 40 minutes. The pork was tender and juicy and I loved the zucchini, oyster, and crab mixture! My husband was very impressed with the flavors and he suggested I try this again -- so I did! I left my oven on and didn't turn the oven off, just turned it down to 40 minutes. This was very moist and very good. I would recommend this if you're looking for a low-cal dish: 40 minutes is just too long!