Pork Shoulder & Mushrooms Red Wine Stew


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Recipe here:- https://www.fairprice.com.sg/recipes/pork-shoulder-mushrooms-red-wine-stew/ Christmas is around the corner, and we are happy to work with our …

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  1. ARCSTREAMS
    ARCSTREAMS says:

    marevoulsy done and 1.5hr is perfect for most steaks and other meats too braised but id sub the celery for green peppers ,ok a bit of celery too,maybe some cognac? man the options are endlessly good results

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  2. Bec215 H.
    Bec215 H. says:

    It’s in the oven right now, but my husband can’t stop stealing spoonfuls so can def call this a winner! This is an umami bomb… we’ll be finishing the wine with it to cut the richness. We used a Sangiovese, as we thought the fruitiness would play well with the sweet apple and tomato flavors, but anything without heavy wood and spice notes will probably work fine.

    Modifications:
    1. we dry brined and roasted a 4 lb. boneless roast on 250F for 6 hours before resting and cutting up, instead of sautéing because we wanted to make two different meals. It worked beautifully – incorporated the pan juices and bits into the sauce. Slow roasting rendered 1kg of meat from a 2kg cut of meat, so in the pot there’s 500g of cooked pork. (This is def. not “American style” – i.e., we tend to eat a huge volume of meat per meal compared to many countries, so if this is how you usually cook you may want to consider adding more meat and veg – I’d estimate you could add another 50% of both without altering the sauce too much.)

    2. We use a Turkish brand of tomato paste in a glass jar, that has zero added salt. This is the #1 reason I believe ours isn’t too salty, even though we dry bribed the roast and I added a generous pinch of sea salt.

    We used a Spanish brand of chicken stock – Aneto – not low sodium, but much less salty than regular American brands.

    3. Used 250ml wine, instead of 200, and based on texture being quite thick, added another 60 ml water.

    This is going to be in our regular rotation! Will serve with crusty country bread or over an egg pasta.

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  3. luvjoesong
    luvjoesong says:

    Oh my God! This is Heavenly, so good!
    My children love it so much as well as my husband any myself.
    The meat is so tender and the sauce is so juicy and delicious.
    Really great for Christmas Party and One pot meal. 💕👍🏻🇸🇬😘

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  4. John Tan
    John Tan says:

    This recipe is good but very salty. I recommend skipping the chicken stock and going with tap water. This way can reduce the stew gravy even further to intensify the flavour without needing to worry about the saltiness.

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