A couple on a budget still wants to have a nice big roast dinner on Sundays.
For the first time, I attempted to cook a whole pork shoulder into tender, moist, succulent (I swear I'm not trying to make this sound sexy, it's just happening. I mean, it IS pork. These things happen)...
For the first time, I attempted to cook a whole pork shoulder into tender, moist, succulent (I swear I'm not trying to make this sound sexy, it's just happening. I mean, it IS pork. These things happen)...
Disclaimer: sorry for the photo quality, I was in too much of a hurry to grab my camera today, so my iphone did the job.
I have truly, truly outdone myself this time. *Pats self on back*
I have truly, truly outdone myself this time. *Pats self on back*
On Sunday morning, I put this behemoth in the oven. 7 hours later...
A whole pork shoulder. Which then became the Sunday roast dinner (ahem, see below)...
Whose astronomically tender leftovers were repurposed (I mean, there are like 9 lbs left, I'm going to be eating pork in various dishes for a week)... into the below Asian delight.
This is a wonton noodle soup bowl version I made for my honey... mine sported GF rice noodles and a squeeze of lime. I could probably eat noodle bowls every day of my life. Tomorrow will probably be pork tacos. (Taco Tuesday, duh!). Loving this whole one-meal-lasts-a-week thing. We can eat well on a budget without a casserole dish in sight!
What!!!!! This looks so amazing. I haven't done a pork roast in ages, but you my dear, have inspired me! And that soup! Sigh. You are awesome.
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Awww thank you! I have to give most of the credit to the pork, though. I'm pretty sure it just tastes amazing no matter what you do to it.
DeleteThe meal looks delicious! I want some of the soup right now!
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My mouth is watering! OMG!
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