How to Butcher a Crown Roast of Pork

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Tip 1 - How to Make a Crown Roast

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How to Make a Crown Roast

Learn how to make a crown roast of pork this Christmas from Martha Stewart.

Tip 2 - How to Butcher and Cook a Pork Crown Roast

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How to Butcher and Cook a Pork Crown Roast

Chef Angie Mar of The Beatrice Inn in NYC showed us how to butcher and cook a pork tomahawk crown roast with challah, apple and chestnut stuffing. Now you can do it at home with this step-by-step guide.

Tip 3 - Video: Crown Roast of Pork

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Video: Crown Roast of Pork

You need an excuse to make a crown roast of pork, because it’s expensive. But it is impressive. So what’s a better excuse than the holidays?
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Tip 4 - How to Prepare a Crown Roast

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How to Prepare a Crown Roast

A crown roast is given its name because when properly prepared it resembles a crown. A crown roast is made from 2 sections of pork, lamb or veal loin with the ribs still attached. Even though March 7 is National Crown Roast of Pork day in...
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Tip 5 - The Food Lab: How to Cook a Perfect Crown Roast of Pork

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The Food Lab: How to Cook a Perfect Crown Roast of Pork

In the last couple days of The Food Lab's porkstravaganza 2011, we've covered some particularly fatty and/or messy cuts of meat. Suckling pig is delicious, but carving and serving it is no walk in the park. Porchetta is, frankly, the ultimate holiday roast, but can be a bit rich for some. Enter the crown roast. Pretty, presentable, and delicious, it's the best pork option for those who prefer their pork a little leaner and who like meat with a distinct chew and texture.\n
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