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By Mark Hix
Published 2006
A well-sourced piece of pork really needs very little doing to it, and a good layer of fat should not put you off, because that’s where a lot of the flavour lies. The fat melts away during slow cooking, so you can drain off excess as the cooking progresses and use it another time.
If you wish, you can make a gravy by adding half a tablespoon of flour to the vegetables in the roasting pan and then stirring in some chicken stock and simmering for 15 minutes or so. With a cut like this
