Apple glazed braised Pork belly with fricasse of sweetcorn, lardons and fregola pasta. Pork Belly is the cut that bacon and made of, and is therefore, a gift from the God. A super flavorful cut, that when prepared right, is tender, juicy. A pork tenderloin is seared, coated with a sweet and tangy blend of apple jelly and balsamic vinegar, and baked with wine-flavored onions and apples for a delicious fall main dish.

Apple glazed braised Pork belly with fricasse of sweetcorn, lardons and fregola pasta Dry the pork belly skin with kitchen paper. Mix the thyme, sea salt and black pepper together in a bowl. Remove the pork from the oven and place it on top of the apples and onions, keeping the apple and onion pieces underneath the meat so they don't burn.

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Pork Belly is the cut that bacon and made of, and is therefore, a gift from the God. A super flavorful cut, that when prepared right, is tender, juicy. A pork tenderloin is seared, coated with a sweet and tangy blend of apple jelly and balsamic vinegar, and baked with wine-flavored onions and apples for a delicious fall main dish.

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The ingredients needed to make Apple glazed braised Pork belly with fricasse of sweetcorn, lardons and fregola pasta:

{Take 1/2 of slab pork belly.
{Take of Mirepoix (carrot, celery onions)--optional.
{Get Handful of ofHerbs (thyme bay leaves)----essential.
{Take 250 g of Fregola pasta (can also use Israeli couscous, orzo pasta or mini macaroni).
{Take 2 of big sized corn on cob (or a can or bag or sweet corn).
{Take of Butter.
{Get 1 of Diced Apple (1cm cubes).
{Take of Kale (or spinach).
{Make ready 2 of ltrs Apple juice.
{Take 1 stick of cinnamon (optional).
{Prepare 3 of star anise (optional).
{Prepare 2 tablespoon of honey.
{Make ready of Pork jus/sauce (red wine jus or gravy) Making jus is a long process.
{Take 250 g of Bacon lardon/pancetta.
{Prepare of Chopped Parsley.
{Take of salt.
{Get of black pepper.
{Get of oil.

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Instructions to make Apple glazed braised Pork belly with fricasse of sweetcorn, lardons and fregola pasta:

PORK BELLY In a big pan enough to fit the belly, add enough water to cover the belly like three times Add your mirepoix, herbs and season (carrot, onions, celery, thyme, bay leaves etc) Braise pork belly for a minimum of 7hrs on low-med heat to get tender When ready place the belly gently between two-parchment paper and press with weight, Leave to cool in the fridge, should set and harden in few hours. When set portion into about 5cm squares..
FREGOLA PASTA Cook the pasta in salted water with a drizzle of (olive) oil. When al dente drain and set aside.
SWEET CORN In a pan with salted water, cook the corn also adding a knob of butter, some thyme and bay leave. When ready cool down one corn and then shave the corn off the husk and set aside. You can avoid this step by using canned or bagged sweet corn..
SWEETCORN PUREE Shave the other corn whilst hot into a blender with about 50g butter, a pinch of cumin(optional) and a dash of cream(optional). Blend into a wet puree almost like a soup but thicker. If too thick add some water from the boiled corn pan..
KALE, Blanch a handful of kale in salted water until tender not overcooked.
APPLE CARAMEL GLAZE In a pan, add the 2 litres of apple juice, two table spoons of honey, a cinnamon stick and three star anise. Let it boil and reduce until it comes to 118 degrees celcius or just when its got a nice creamy consistency.
THE FRICASSE, in a pan with a drizzle of oil, toss the lardons until cooked, then add the cooked pasta and sweetcorn, season with salt and black pepper then add chopped parsley to finish..
THE GLAZED PORK, in another pan with a drizzle of oil, brown off the pork belly on all side and the put the oven for about 5 mins at 180 degrees. once out put in another pan with about 2 spoons of the caramel and coat the pork..
THE PLATING in a bowl spread about 2 tablespoons of the sweetcorn puree. then serve about 2 tablspoons of the fricasse on the puree. The galzed pork belly goes straight on the fricassse with about 4-5 pieces of kale around the pork. place your dice apples on the pork or around it, sauce and serve.

The spiced apple sauce is the perfect accompaniment, too. Place the scored pork belly, skin-side up, on a wire rack in a roasting tray. Squeeze the lemon juice over the skin. Sprinkle a generous amount of salt over evenly. This braised pork belly recipe, or "dong po rou" in Chinese, is a beautiful, traditional, and incredibly easy dish to make.

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