Looking for a showstopper for your holiday table? Look to crown roast of pork. A retro entree, for sure, but it’s definitely no ghost of Christmas past. Crown roast of pork is elegant, exquisite ...

Preheat oven to 350°F and adjust oven rack to center position. Season pork roast liberally with salt and pepper and place on a wire rack set on a rimmed baking sheet. Transfer to the oven and roast ...

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A simple glaze of port wine and red currant jelly makes this already elegant roast a real showstopper. Combine the wine and currant jelly in a small saucepan. Heat to a simmer. Reduce to 1/2 cup; this ...

Despite its regal appearance, a crown roast is incredibly simple to make. Most of the hard work is done by the butcher -- you should start with the roast rolled and tied and the chop bones already ...

According to the USDA, whole cuts of pork need to be cooked until it reaches 145 degrees with an additional 3 minutes of rest time. The rest time is important, as the internal temperature will ...

This is what one might call a statement roast. Bring it out to the holiday table to oohs and ahhhs — it tells the world that this is a glorious meal on a special day. A crown roast is more than a ...

For a few months now I have been craving an old-fashioned pork roast, one with the skin on that gets real crispy, sort of like chicharron. Lately, I have been staring longingly at the pork shoulders ...

Note 1: The glazed vegetables are used here as a stuffing, but they can also be prepared separately. Note 2: The pork should be brined for at least two days. Failing that, season it generously with ...

Not only is a pork roast flavorful and delicious, it’s also simple to prepare. While there are several ways to cook a pork roast, using a slow cooker allows you to set it up and forget it, taking ...