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    Chef: Shad Kirton
Executive Chef
Hotel Pattee
Perry, IA

Yield: 12

 

Short Description
Pepper Brasied Pork Belly with Roasted Garlic Aioli and Heirloom Tomato Concasse
IngredientsWeightMeasure
Pepper Braised Pork Belly:  
Trimmed fresh pork belly cut into 4-5oz squares 3lb -3.5lb  
Kosher Salt  to season 
Fresh Ground Peppercorns (Your favorite blend)  to season 
Vegetable oil (For searing)  as needed 
Yellow Onions (Large Dice)  2 large 
Carrots (Large Dice)  2 large 
Celery (Large Dice) 4 ribs  
Brown sugar  1 cup 
Whole peppercorns  12/each 
Nutmeg  ¼ tsp 
Pork stock  3-4 quarts 
Roasted Garlic Aioli  
Roasted Garlic Puree  ½ cup 
Mayonnaise  3/4 cup 
Ground White Pepper  to taste 
Kosher salt  to taste 
Tomato Concasse  
Olive oil  to drizzle 
White balsamic vinegar  to drizzle 
Kosher salt  to taste 
Fresh ground pepper  to taste 
Assorted greens  as needed 
Crostini  24/each 
Herb Oil  to drizzle 
Pepper Mill  as needed 
Method of preparation
Score diamond pattern on fat side of belly pieces. Season both sides with salt and pepper.
Heat braising pan on stove add enough oil to coat bottom. Place belly fat side down and caramelize. Turn and do the same to the meat side then remove Add vegetables and caramelize. Add brown sugar, peppercorns and nutmeg let cook until it forms syrup consistency. Return belly to pan. Deglaze with chicken stock.
Cover with foil and place in a 325* oven for 45 minutes. After time is up check tenderness. Put back in oven at 300* checking every 20 minutes for tenderness. When done place pieces of pork on cooling rack. When cool cut each piece into two triangles.
For Roasted Garlic Aioli
mix ingredients together and adjust seasoning. Place in squeeze bottle add set aside.
For Heirloom Tomato Concasse
remove core of tomatoes slice in half and remove seeds. Cut tomatoes into medium dice. Place into bowl and toss gently with oil, vinegar, salt and pepper. Set aside.
Preheat saute pan over medium heat
Lightly coat each side of pork triangles with pepper and place in pan until crisp and deep golden brown. (155 degrees)
Service:
Layer crostini, greens and tomato concasse in a napoleon style on half the plate. Drizzle aioli and herb oil around plate as desired. Then place two triangles of pork one leaning on the other on the other half of the plate. Grind fresh pepper over plate.

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