Set
pork in a roasting pan, cover tightly with aluminum foil, and cook until the internal temperature reaches 175 °F, about 45 minutes (mine took more like 90 minutes).
Place
the pork in a roasting pan.
Not exact matches
Place the
pork in a small
roasting pan.
While the
pork is
roasting, drizzle a teaspoon of olive oil
in a small saute
pan.
Pat the
pork loin dry and place it
in a
roasting pan or Dutch oven.
Place the
pork in a large
roasting pan or baking dish.
Place
pork on a rimmed baking sheet or
in a
roasting pan and
roast until an instant - read thermometer inserted
in the thickest part (avoiding bone) registers 130 degrees, 45 to 60 minutes.
Seasoned
pork tenderloin is seared then
roasted for 10 minutes
in the oven, then a juicy fig jam and chili garlic
pan sauce is made
in the same skillet the
pork was
roasted in.
Pour this mixture over the meat
in the
roasting pan making sure that all the
pork slices are covered
in sauce.
Place the saute
pan in the oven (alternatively you can place it
in an ovenproof baking dish) and
roast until the
pork is cooked through and the juices run clear, approximately 15 - 20 minutes.
Unwrap
pork loin and set
in roasting pan on a cooking sprayed or lightly oiled «V» Rack if you have one.
Put the
pork in a large
roasting pan, on a rack if you have it.
The other thing I did was while the
pork was resting on the cutting board, I removed the large herb sprigs, squeezed some of the
roast garlic cloves into the
pan, deglazed the
pan with some white wine, then swirled
in some butter for a nice
pan sauce.
Place your
roasting pan, dutch oven, or cast iron
pan in the center of the oven, and cook uncovered for about 40 minutes, or until internal temperature of
pork loin reaches 140 °F (the
pork will continue to cook once you take it out of the oven).
In a
roasting pan, add
pork shanks, onion - tomato mixture and all remaining ingredients except cilantro.
Place
pork roast in a shallow
roasting pan.
In a
roasting pan, place the banana leaves with enough room to wrap the
pork shoulder.
Place
pork in a large, deep
roasting pan.
Rub the paste all over the
pork, wrap it well
in plastic and refrigerate overnight
in a small
roasting pan; let stand at room temperature for 1 hour before
roasting.
Arrange
pork on the rack of a broiler
pan or
roasting pan coated with cooking spray; place rack
in pan.
Sprinkle
pork with Cajun spice and place
in deep
roasting pan.