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THICK RIB
Chops
These are the juiciest and most tender chops. Oven-grill or pan-fry.
Oven Roast
Remove shoulder blade and tie with string or place in a mesh pocket to create an even shape. The cavity created when removing the shoulder blade can be filled with stuffing before roasting. When stuffed, it is called a cushion of pork.
Cubes
Cubed thick rib can be used for kebabs, stir-fries, curries and stew.
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RIB
Chops
Whole Rib
Can be oven-roasted whole or deboned and rolled before roasting
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LOIN
Chops
Saddle
A saddle roast is loin chops left undivided.
Roast
The loin can be used as a roast with bone in, or deboned and rolled.
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CHUMP
Chops
These are Pork 'rump steaks'. Pan-fry, oven-grill or braai. They can be marinated or served with a sauce.
Whole
Sometimes left on the leg of pork to create a large oven-roast. Can be deboned.
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LEG
Whole
Roast leg of pork is a tasty and economical way to feed a large group of people. Debone and tie for ease of carving when cooked.
Smaller Roasts
The leg can be divided into thick flank and silverside for two smaller roasts.
Cubes/Strips
Cubed for kebabs, curry and stew, or in strips for stri-fry.
Schnitzels
Can be tenderised crumbed and pan-fried.
Steak
Large steaks or chops can be cut from a leg. Oven-grill, pan-fry or braai.
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SHANK & TROTTER
Whole
When cured and smoked - Eisbein. Slow cook or oven-roast until really tender and serve with potatoes.
Sliced
Slow cook and prepare as a tomato bredie, curry, stew or potjiekos
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BELLY
Strips/Rashers/Streaky Pork
Oven-grill or braai over coals, plain, with basting or marinade.
Whole
Delicious deboned, rolled and oven-roasted.
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BREAST
Spare Ribs
Most popular when cut as long racks. Oven-grill or braai over coals, plain, with basting or marinade.
Whole
Oven-grill or 'Weber' roast.
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Courtesy: South African Pork Producers Organisation