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Top Grub is the Coastal Cottages guide for foodies everywhere.

We love food!! In fact we adore food and in Pembrokeshire we really are starting to get a few great little places that are full of surprises.

Trefloyne Golf Club have this week supplied our recipe of the week, and having tasted it last week I can highly recommend giving it ago!

But with the weather as hot as it is at the moment, maybe save that one for a rainy day, dig out the BBQ and try the brilliantly popular Beer Can Chicken! A Favourite in our house for the past couple of years!

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Recipe of The Week
With Trefloyne Golf Club Tenby


Slow Roasted Belly Pork
Served with an apple mash & organic cider gravy
 
To Serve 4 People
 
900g Belly Pork
2 Large eating apples
6 large potatoes
Half pint of organic cider
50g butter
Wholegrain Mustard to taste
 
Method
Score the skin of the belly pork in a criss cross pattern and rub with olive oil, mustard, salt and pepper.  Place in a tightly fitting tray and roast at 230oC for 30 mins until the skin  begins to crisp.  Turn the oven down to 160oC and roast for a further two – two ½ hours until the pork is very tender
 
In the last 30 mins of cooking boil the potatoes in salted water until tender.  Slice the apples into segments and caramelise  with a little butter under the grill.  To make the sauce pour the cider in a pan and reduce until slightly thick and whisk in the cold butter.
 
To serve – mash the cooked potatoes and place in the centre of your plate.  Place the caramilsed apples on your mash and top with a quarter of the belly pork. To finish pour over your Cider Sauce ~ sit back and enjoy!!!


 

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