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🏆 Roast PORK HOCK With CRISPY Skin Schweinshaxe Recipe



How To Cook Pork Hock With Crispy Skin Schweinshaxe Recipe. Doesn’t matter what you call it – Pork Hock, Pig Knuckle, Pork Knuckle, Hog Knuckle – this is one tasty cut of pork. This slow roasted Pig Knuckle recipe is reminiscent of The German Schweinshaxe Recipe. This is the hock that we cut off in the Breaking down a hog video series.
Ingredients:
1 fresh pork hock
Salt & pepper to taste
1 onion, sliced thin
1 apple, sliced thin
1-2 cups pork, chicken stock, or water
Sauerkraut to serve

Method:
Preheat oven to 180ºC (350ºF).
Score the skin of the hock all over in a cross hatch pattern.
Rub salt and pepper generously all over the hock.
Spread the onion and apple in the bottom of a braised or cast iron pan.
Stand the hock in the middle of the pan on top of the onions and apples.
Pour the stock in the bottom of the pan, and cook for 3-4 hours – or until the hock is fully cooked.

Part 1: Initial Breakdown of the hog:
Part 2: The Head:
Part 3: The Shoulder:
Part 4: The Belly:
Part 5: The Loin:
Part 6: The Hind Leg:
We Make Guanciale:
We Render Lard:
How To Make Dry Cure Bacon:
How To Make Pork Stock:

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0:01 Welcome to Our kitchen
0:05 Cutting up a whole pig
0:30 Recipes with Pork Knuckle
0:54 Pork Stock
1:25 Scoring the Pig Knuckle
1:48 Seasoning the pork hock
2:20 Adding onions and apples
2:48 Adding the pork stock
3:18 Tasting the final Schweinshaxe dish

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31 Comments

  1. That looks incredibly yummy. I'm on here cause I have pork hock sitting on the bench ready to cook. I've only ever made it about 3 times and every time I've used a Youtubers recipe. I've always made a soup version. Your recipe looks to good to be true, I mean, is that really all there is to it. Okay then, this is gonna be dinner tonight, I'll post an update on how it worked out. Seriously, I'm worried about how easy this is

  2. Tip: you shouldn't have her in your pork videos. She obviously hates pork, and sauerkraut. Not a good advert for your cooking videos. Not understanding why you would have her in this video if you know she hates pork and sauerkraut. To the extent that she almost throws up at the smell & sight of it! She was obviously doing her utmost to not throw up on camera! Lawd al'mighty (eye roll)

  3. Curious how you clean your wooden cutting board after having raw meat on it? I never know so I use plastic for raw meat and put it on the dishwasher but I’d like to learn so I don’t have to be afraid to use a wooden board! 🤷‍♀️

  4. Why have someone disgusted with pork be present during the taste test? I’ve never seen that before. It kind of puts a negative spin on your episode. How about inviting a guest that loves pork!!!

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