Roast pork with crisp crackling is the crown of the British Sunday lunch: tender meat, with glassy, crisp skin.
1. Score the skin of the pork closely with a sharp knife, and salt it well.
2. Rub it with the crushed garlic, the rosemary, pepper and a little oil.
3. Start roasting it at a high heat, 220 °C, so the skin crackles up.
4. Then reduce the heat to 170 °C, and roast it done slowly.
5. After roasting rest it, then slice it together with the crisp skin.
Tip: Dry skin is the secret to crisp crackling – blot it with kitchen paper before roasting.
These cookies are essential for the website to function properly. The website cannot work without them and they cannot be disabled.
These cookies help us understand how visitors use the website. Data is collected anonymously using Google Analytics to help us improve the site.