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Recipes with boneless pork leg

3 recipes that use boneless pork leg, with photos, step-by-step instructions and cook times. The quickest, Tacos árabes, takes 135 minutes. It is most often cooked with garlic, cumin and dried mexican oregano.

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Pierna adobadaAdobo roast pork leg

From Puebla to Monterrey, a dark red leg of pork comes out of the oven on 24 or 31 December, its adobo of ancho and guajillo chiles, garlic, vinegar and orange caramelised into a sticky crust. It is sliced at the table with apple salad and Christmas rice, and the leftovers fill tortas for days. This recipe uses a smaller boneless leg or shoulder joint of pork that fits a home oven; it marinates overnight in the fridge and roasts low and slow. Chef's tip: baste with the pan juices every half hour once the foil comes off, so the adobo glazes rather than burns.

300 minMexicanMeatGluten free
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Tacos árabesSpit-roast pork tacos

Lebanese and Iraqi immigrants who settled in Puebla in the early twentieth century brought the shawarma spit, and Puebla answered with tacos árabes: thin slices of pork marinated in lime, vinegar, herbs and cumin, roasted on a vertical spit and wrapped in soft pan árabe, a thick pitta-like flatbread. This home version stacks the pork on a skewer in the oven. It is served with a smoky chipotle salsa and lime. Chef's tip: marinate the pork overnight in the fridge for the most tender, tangy result.

135 minMexicanMeat
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Sanduíche de pernil (São Paulo roast pork roll)

This is pork in its most loved São Paulo form: a leg marinated in garlic, lime and paprika, roasted until it falls into slices, and stuffed into a crusty pão francês. It is what fans eat outside the Pacaembu and Morumbi stadiums before a match, and the all-night bar on the Viaduto Nove de Julho has fed it to taxi drivers and night owls for decades. The meat is juicy and tangy, cut with a fresh tomato and onion vinaigrette. Chef's tip: slice the pork thin and drop it back into the roasting juices before filling the rolls; it should drip a little.

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Goes well with boneless pork leg