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With the sweet and spicy flavors of orange, cinnamon, allspice and cloves, this pork roast recipe is perfect for your holiday table.
Orange Spiced Pork Roast tastes like it’s complicated to make, but it’s really very simple and uses only a handful of ingredients. Cooked long and slow in a crock pot (slow cooker), this recipe takes about 15 minutes of prep time and then pretty much cooks itself. With the flavors and scents of orange, cinnamon, allspice and cloves, it has a wonderful aroma and exotic taste that will become a new family favorite. Celebrity IngredientMulling spices, typically used to make mulled cider or wine, are the star of this dish and give the pork that festive flavor and aroma. Mulling spice recipes vary, with commercial blends usually containing a base of cinnamon, allspice, cloves and orange rind; some also include nutmeg, ginger, cardamom, or anise. For this pork roast recipe, a simple mix of cinnamon, allspice, cloves and orange rind are used. Because both are made with whole dried spices, either a commercially available mulling spice mixture or a homemade blend works equally well in the slow cooker. Mulling Spice BlendTo make your own mulling spices, mix together equal parts of dried orange rind, cinnamon stick pieces, and allspice berries with half a part whole cloves. The orange rind and cinnamon should be broken into “chips”, which can be easily accomplished by placing the dried ingredients in a plastic bag and breaking them up with a rolling pin. Powdered spices are not recommended as they cannot be easily removed after cooking. For this recipe, about 1 teaspoon each of the orange rind, cinnamon and allspice and ½ teaspoon of cloves will work fine. Pork Roast RecipeThis recipe is extremely flexible, so feel free to adjust to your taste or to what you may have on hand:
*This recipe can also be made with apple cider in place of orange juice.
The copyright of the article Orange Spiced Pork Roast in Winter Recipes is owned by Deborah Wojcicki. Permission to republish Orange Spiced Pork Roast in print or online must be granted by the author in writing.
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