Porchetta

Uncle Beef

£17.6

Porchetta Full product description All the theatre of Italian roast in one joint. Our porchetta is a rolled and tied piece of pork—traditionally belly (sometimes with loin) spread with a fragrant paste of fennel, garlic, rosemary and lemon , then wrapped in rind-on skin for shatteringly crisp crackling. Start hot to blister the rind, then roast gently until the centre is juicy and tender. Slice thick for Sunday plates or pile into warm rolls with salsa verde. Simple method, huge flavour. Why you’ll love it Rind-on crackling with a succulent, juicy centre Classic fennel–garlic–rosemary aromatic

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