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Meats, Grains Good, Living 1 Servings

INGREDIENTS

1 Loin of pork about 2kg with
crackling
removed by the butcher
4 T Grain mustard, 4 to 5
4 T Honey
2 T Unrefined muscavado sugar
Chopped parsley, rosemary
and thyme
about 2 tbsp each
700 g Cooking apples – peeled
2 Pieces star anise
1 Cinnamon stick
6 Peppercorns
Rind and zest of one lemon
5 T Granulated sugar
25 g Butter
1 Onion, thinly sliced
700 g Red cabbage – finely
shredded
2 T Dark muscavado sugar
2 T Red wine vinegar
150 Pint red wine
225 g Cranberries – fresh or
frozen

INSTRUCTIONS

Score the pork fat, place on a rack in the oven and roast at Gas 6/
200c/400f for 25 minutes per pound. Then remove from the oven.  2 Mix
the mustard, sugar and honey. Add the chopped herbs and stir  well.
Smear the mixture over the scored pork and bake for another 15
minutes.  3 For the Apple Sauce: Place the peeled, cored and sliced
apples in a  large pan with the lemon zest, spices and sugar and 150ml
water.  3 Heat gently and simmer until the apples are soft and tender,
and  then remove the spices.  4 For the Red Cabbage: Melt the butter,
add the onion and cook until  softened. Add the red cabbage and stir
well. Cook gently for about 10  minutes. Add the sugar, red wine
vinegar, wine and seasoning and cook  gently until the cabbage is soft
and tender.  5 Stir in the cranberries and cook for another 10-15
minutes until  they pop. Then serve hot. The red cabbage will keep in
the fridge and  reheat really well.  6 To serve place the pork on a
plate and serve with the red cabbage  and spiced apple sauce. Parsnips
would be tasty with this dish.  Converted by MC_Buster.  Recipe by:
Good Living  Converted by MM_Buster v2.0l.

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