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Pernil

Pernil, a luscious, slow-roasted pork shoulder, is more than just a dish; it's a testament to its rich history. It blends indigenous, African, and Spanish influences into a mouthwatering melody of flavors. Its origins are as mixed and complex as the island's own.

Prep

30m

Cook

4h 35m

Total

5h 5m

Ingredients

Method

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Step 1

Crush the garlic in a Pilon or Pestle and Mortar. If you don't have either, crush the whole garlic with the side of a wide knife, then dice the pieces.

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For

8

M

I

7

lb

Pork Shoulder, picnic cut with fat

9

clove

Garlic

1/2

tsp

Black Pepper

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Notes


Taking this to an event: Place in an oven-safe container for transport. When you arrive at the event, put in a 200°F oven to keep it warm. Do not cover the dish because the crispy “cuerito” will get soft if you do. Meat thermometer: Internal temp will be 185°F when ready. No Picnic Cut: just buy a pork shoulder - it won't have the fat, and you won't get any “cuerito” - but it will be delicious. Leftovers: Make tacos!

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Pernil

Pernil, a luscious, slow-roasted pork shoulder, is more than just a dish; it's a testament to its rich history. It blends indigenous, African, and Spanish influences into a mouthwatering melody of flavors. Its origins are as mixed and complex as the island's own.

Prep

30m

Cook

4h 35m

Total

5h 5m

Ingredients

Method

Turn cooking mode on

Step 1

Crush the garlic in a Pilon or Pestle and Mortar. If you don't have either, crush the whole garlic with the side of a wide knife, then dice the pieces.

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For

8

M

I

7

lb

Pork Shoulder, picnic cut with fat

9

clove

Garlic

1/2

tsp

Black Pepper

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Notes


Taking this to an event: Place in an oven-safe container for transport. When you arrive at the event, put in a 200°F oven to keep it warm. Do not cover the dish because the crispy “cuerito” will get soft if you do. Meat thermometer: Internal temp will be 185°F when ready. No Picnic Cut: just buy a pork shoulder - it won't have the fat, and you won't get any “cuerito” - but it will be delicious. Leftovers: Make tacos!

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