Cuban
Roast Pork Roast
Time: 15
minutes on one day, marinade overnight, cook
1 4-6 pound
boneless pork roast (Boston butt, or shoulder roast)
Marinade
2 T minced
or smashed garlic
1 t dried
oregano
1 t cumin
¼ c. dark
rum
¾ c orange juice
¼ c lime juice
3 T olive
oil
2 t salt
1 t pepper
-Put all
marinade ingredients into a large zip lock bag.
-Rinse roast
in cold water, and pat dry with a paper towel. Place roast in the bag. Place in
bowl and leave in fridge overnight. Flip bag over a couple times throughout the
day.
-take roast
out of fridge an hour before you plan to cook it.
-Heat oven
to 325 degrees. Place meat in a roasting pan or glass baking dish lined with
tin foil (easier clean up later). Pour marinade over pork. Place in the oven on the middle rack. Cook
for 1 ½ to 2 ½ hours. Every 30 minutes spoon some of the marinade liquid over
the meat (this is basting). If liquid evaporates, add ½ cup water to the pan.
Meat is done when internal temperature is 150 degrees.
-take meat
out of oven. Cover loosely with tin foil and let sit for 15 minutes. Cut into
slices and serve.
-Put
leftovers in fridge to save for another meal.
Grilled Cuban
Roast Pork Sandwich with Mojo Sauce
Leftover
roast pork
Sandwich
rolls of choice
mayonnaise
Sliced cheese
(swiss or provolone)
Thin slices
of ham
Tomato
sliced (optional)
Sliced onion
(optional)
Sliced dill
pickle
2 T melted
butter
Mojo sauce
1/3 c. olive
oil
6-8 cloves
chopped garlic
½ c. orange
juice
¼ c. lime
juice
½ t. cumin
1 t salt
½ t. pepper
To make
sauce:
Heat oil over medium heat in a small sauce
pan. When oil is hot, add garlic. Cook until you can smell garlic (less than 1
minute). Add remaining ingredients to pan. Cook for 1 minutes stirring often.
Cool sauce before using. Mix equal parts mayonnaise with mojo sauce.
This can
store in the fridge for a week.
To make
Sandwich:
-Spread mojo
sauce on one side of the bread. Layer on the toppings you choose. Brush outside
of sandwich with melted butter.
-Heat a
skillet over medium high heat place sandwich in the pan. Set a heavy pan, pot,
or foil wrapped brick on top of the sandwich. Cook 6-8 minutes per side until
the sandwich is golden brown. Turn down heat if the sandwich cooks too fast.
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