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Slow-Cooked Pork Shoulder with Cherry Tomatoes

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Peter Hoffman created this dish especially for Food & Wine’s Glass House dinner. He wanted to cook a fabulous pork shoulder with an intense spice rub and serve it with an assortment of vegetables that mark the crossover moment between summer and autumn: romano beans, cranberry beans and oven-roasted tomatoes. A garnish of gremolata (chopped lemon zest, parsley and garlic) adds fresh flavor to the slow-cooked meat.

Pairing Suggestion

Hoffman’s ebullient pork roast demands a robust wine that can complement spices like coriander, star anise, garlic and peppercorns. Guest Wells Guthrie’s bold 2006 Copain Eaglepoint Ranch Syrah is a good choice: Its dark fruit flavor is concentrated but well-balanced. Alternatively, look for a berry-inflected Zinfandel from Sonoma County, like the plummy 2007 Seghesio Sonoma or the briary 2005 Kunde Estate.

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Slow-Cooked Pork Shoulder with Cherry Tomatoes

This turned out really well but it only took 3 1/2 hours to cook in my oven.  I served it with the gremolata and the roasted tomatoes but not with the shell bean stew.  It went great with Zin, and made fabulous sandwiches the next day.

Posted by: BonV on November 8, 2008

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