I lack an oven at the moment. Pulled pork is working but I am failing to get a crispy fat on it. I put it in the slow cooker, with a rub on it, skin side down, some time on the hob at high heat. I'm guessing lid should b off? Then transfer.
Meat is tasty. But fat is soggy.
You'll never get anything crispy without the direct, dry heat of an oven (or pit). Slow cooker has its virtues, crackling aint one.
Edit: crackling not really the point of pulled pork anyway....
My oven has an amazing feature where it turns itself off after 4 hours so pretty shit for slow cooking.
When I tried just slow cooking pork shoulder for 16 hours compared to a hot blast and then slow cooking there wasn't much difference.
I'm now thinking that I need to do it again this weekend.
Do you want my oven or not?
Gas hob? Get it over the flame on a spit? Obvs remove the fat at the end to crisp it as above.
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I lack an oven at the moment. Pulled pork is working but I am failing to get a crispy fat on it. I put it in the slow cooker, with a rub on it, skin side down, some time on the hob at high heat. I'm guessing lid should b off?
Then transfer.
Meat is tasty. But fat is soggy.