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Old 10-19-2013, 02:21 PM   #6
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^ way to invite the troll in...

Anyway, for something different and withal presentation that will impress anyone consider a pork crown roast. They're pretty easy to make and are super flavourful, although you will be spending more than a normal pork roast, it should be a similar price to something like a prime rib, or even a little less. You can keep it simple by just cooking with some salt and pepper and garlic, or you can do something fancier like a crust made with egg, bread crumbs, sweet mustard (or a whole grain brown mustard depending on what flavour you prefer) and minced or powdered garlic.

Here's a similar idea with a different roast that gives you an idea of how to do the crust part. If you do try a crown roast remember to wrap the ends of the bones that poke up to make the Crown with tin foil so they don't burn.

http://www.tasteofhome.com/recipes/h...ted-pork-roast
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