Author Notes
I came up with this marinade for pork to dress it up a bit for company. I often change it from blood oranges, to tangerine juice or a combo of lime, lemon and orange; be creative.I marinade the roast in a ziplock bag over night in the fridge or at least 2 hours before. One dinner my friend MaryNell Rapheal (is that not a great name?) suggested glazing the roast with my Rosehip Jelly/Syrup that I make every September. Well, it was meant to be. Sometimes you need outside eyes and smart friends. This can be served with whipped potatoes or rice of your choice. It needs a strong green vegetable like beet greens, kale, or spinach or an alternative like roasted spring vegatables or grilled asparagus. Follow with a lemon dessert. —SaySchwartzAndBeSure
Ingredients
- Marinade for roast
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2 cups
Citrus juice: blood oranges, tangerine, combo of lime, lemon & oranges
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1 1/2 teaspoons
chili peppers or to taste
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1 teaspoon
fresh thyme
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sea salt and pepper to taste
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many
cloves of garlic sliced and insterted into the roast
- 3-4 lbs shoulder of roast
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1/2
glass of white wine
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3/4
cup rosehip jelly/syrup
Directions
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Remove roast from marinade. Place on a raised roaster pan. Add 1/2 a glass of white wine. Cook at 475 for 10-15 min then reduce temperture to 350. Baste every 20 min. Cook for 45 min. Remove from oven and generously coat with rosehip jelly or syrup. Continue to cook untill glaze browns or meat reaches 155F or 70C on the thickest part another 15 mins.
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Remove from oven, cover loosly with tinfoil and let rest for 10-15 min. Slice.
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You can melt/ heat any remaining syrup or jam to drip over meat.
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