Roast Pork Leg, Pinoy Lechon Style

Roast Pork Leg Pinoy Style
Roast Pork Leg, Pinoy Lechon Style. Have you wished you could buy and try to cook those pre-cut roasting pork leg or shoulder sold in supermarkets? Those roasting pork leg are already prepared including some slit cut on the skin and even tied into rolled log ready to cook.


Roast Pork Leg

Don’t be intimidated oven roasting of pork is dead simple, any newbie cook can roast pork, all that is needed are some rubbing of choice of seasoning on the prepared roasting pork usually just salt then tuck in in a preheated oven with the right temperature and time plus a little patience.

Roast Pork Leg - Lechon sa Oven

Today I would like to share on how I made a roast pork leg with crispy skin Pinoy style. This roasting method is proven, I have done it on several occasions even using whole pork head with great results. Here is the recipe of my version of Roast Pork Leg, Pinoy Lechon Style.

Ingredients:
Roasting Pork Leg

1 medium size roasting pork leg bone in, about 2 to 2 1/2 kilo
Fish sauce or salt

Cooking procedure:

Roast Pork Leg Cooking Procedure

Buy a prepared roasting pork leg with skin slits or ask the butcher to cut for you if not available. Rub the roasting pork leg with the fish sauce or salt as per taste, more salt means saltier crispy rind, or skip the rubbing if you are not into salty food. Arrange the roasting pork leg in a glass baking pan with the wider portion sitting at the bottom of the pan, this will expose most of the skin to the heat. Preheat oven for 150áµ’C to 200áµ’C and when ready place the pan in the middle of the oven. Oven roast for 3 to 4 hours with the same oven temperature, using the oil that dripped in the pan baste the skin a couple of times in between if it gets dried out. Reduce heat if the skin get browned rapidly and adjust time accordingly. Now increase the oven temperature to 250áµ’C and continue to roast for 30 to 45 minutes until the skin start to blister and turn crisp but not burned. To test use a long metal ladle then tap the skin a couple of times when a solid hollow tad sound is heard it indicates the skin is now crisp. When done remove from oven and wrap with aluminium foil, set aside to rest for about 10 to 15 minutes. Serve with your favourite lechon sauce.

See other Pork Lechon recipes; 

Roast Pork Belly, Pork Belly Lechon sa Oven
Pinoy Rack of Pork, Lechon Kawali Style 
Lechon sa Oven Inasal Style 
Balamban Liempo 
Lechon sa Oven 
Lechon Macau 
Vigan Bagnet 
Lechon Kawali

See other related recipe:

Roast Pork Tocino Style
Lechon Manok
Max's Style Fried Chicken
Savory Chicken, Roast Chicken
Chicken Relleno
Crispy Pata
Lechon Manok, Turbo Broiled Chicken

Comments

  1. sinful and yummy at the same time!
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  2. Your photos make me drool! =)

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