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A centerpiece for large gatherings, this crown roast is crafted from a richly marbled square of Iberian pork, whose intramuscular fat delicately melts during cooking. The natural diet of these pigs gives the meat a deep red hue and subtle notes of toasted hazelnut. At Allaert Meat, we prepare this on-the-bone cut with artisanal precision to ensure maximum juiciness at the heart of the meat.
First, sear it over high heat to caramelize the juices, then finish by slow-roasting it in the oven at 160°C until it reaches an internal temperature of 60°C. This will give you a golden and crispy crust encasing exceptionally tender, rosy meat.
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We source our pigs from reputable farms, where diet and well-being are closely monitored. This results in a more flavorful, juicier meat with an ideal texture whether roasted or pan-seared. Our goal is generous meat, never dry, always consistent.
Remove the meat from the refrigerator one hour before cooking. Sear the crown roast in a pan with a little clarified butter to brown the outside. Then roast in the oven at 160°C. Cook for approximately 45 to 50 minutes, basting regularly with the cooking juices. The goal is to reach an internal temperature of 60°C for slightly pink and tender meat.
Absolutely not. The fat of Iberian pork is the primary source of its nutty flavor and juiciness. As it renders, this lipid layer will nourish the muscle fibers from within and protect the meat from drying out. You can always remove it on your plate, although it is delicious.
To fully enjoy the silky texture of Iberian pork, I recommend cooking it medium-rare, with a core temperature between 58°C and 60°C. It is essential to let the meat rest for 15 minutes under aluminum foil after removing it from the oven so that the juices are evenly distributed.
It all depends on the number of ribs in the rack, but generally, allow for one nice rib per person. A standard rack weighing 1.5 to 2 kg will be perfect for serving 6 to 8 guests with generous portions.
The richness of this meat calls for side dishes that offer a slight contrast. Roasted new potatoes in the meat's fat, accompanied by pan-fried wild mushrooms or a lightly-garlicked celeriac purée, will perfectly highlight its roasted notes.
This intense color comes from the genetics of the Iberian breed, its outdoor rearing, and its rich diet. The animals' physical exercise develops myoglobin in the muscles, giving them that dark red hue almost reminiscent of beef, a sign of flavorful meat.