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Combine garlic salt and ginger; rub onto all sides of roast. In a large skillet, heat oil over medium-high heat. Mix the ginger beer, garlic puree, onion, vinegar, tomato puree and thyme in a casserole pot.

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To get started with this particular recipe, we have to prepare a few components. You can cook ginger beer pulled pork using 17 ingredients and 18 steps. Here is how you can achieve it.

The ingredients needed to make Ginger Beer Pulled Pork:

1. Take 2 kg deboned and rolled pork shoulder
2. Take Marinade
3. Get 2 cup ginger beer, I used Idris Jamaican Ginger Beer
4. Make ready 1/4 cup dark soy sauce
5. Get 6 garlic cloves, in their skins, smashed a bit
6. Prepare 1 thumb-sized piece of ginger, peeled and sliced
7. Make ready Dry rub
8. Get 1/2 tbsp cayenne pepper
9. Get 2 tbsp paprika
10. Get 1 tbsp smoked paprika
11. Prepare 1/2 tbsp onion granules
12. Prepare 1/2 tbsp garlic powder
13. Make ready 1/2 tbsp demerara sugar
14. Take 1/2 tsp ground black pepper
15. Take cooking
16. Take 1 handful of thyme sprigs
17. Prepare 1 good pinch sea salt

Rub down the roast in dijon mustard. Shell all garlic cloves and stuff them in between the slices in the pork. Season the pork with salt, pepper, garlic, a little bit of ground mustard, and add a few cloves along the crease of the pork. Place pork in crockpot on top of the onions and place the rest of the onion slices on top of the pork.

Steps to make Ginger Beer Pulled Pork:

1. If the pork joint has fat/skin on you can remove it with a sharp knife before you marinate, and keep it wrapped in the fridge to cook seperately (see my note at the end of the recipe for making 'crackling')
2. Unroll the joint and flatten out by using a sharp knife to butterfly any thick parts.
3. Put the pork into a container which is deep enough to be able to cover it in liquid and which you can fit into your fridge. I used a bowl, and rolled the pork back up loosely to fit it in.
4. Add the garlic cloves and ginger slices, then pour over the soy sauce and the ginger beer, you may need more or less, just make sure the pork is submerged.
5. Cover it with plastic wrap, and refridgerate it for 24 hours (or near enough…overnight at least)
6. Next day, when you are ready to cook the pork (Give yourself 3 and a half hours to do so)… Heat your oven to its highest temperature while you prepare the meat.
7. Drain the marinade but REMEMBER to reserve 1 cup for the sauce!
8. Pat the pork dry with kitchen roll.
9. Mix together all the dry rub ingredients (except the salt) and rub them all over the pork, topside and bottom. Massage it on.
10. Get you roasting tin and lay the thyme leaves in the bottom, then lay the pork on top.
11. Cover loosely with two pieces of kitchen foil and place into the hot oven.
12. Immediately reduce the temperature to 160 C, and place the pork in the less hot part of the oven, cook at that temperature for three hours.
13. When done, put an oven glove on each hand and remove the pork from the oven, make a gap in the corner of the foil and pour the juices out into a saucepan.
14. Leave the pork, still covered, to rest while you make the sauce: add the reserved marinade to the juices from the tin, bring to a boil and reduce it down until it coats the back of a metal spoon (it should take 10-12 minutes)
15. Use two forks to pull apart all of the rested pork.
16. Pour over the reduction, and give it a good mix.
17. To make crackling: dry the skin thoroughly (if it isn't scored already, make several scores with a very sharp knife) then pour 2 tablespoons of salt on it and rub it in really well. Place the skin, scored side down on a rack over a tray and put in into the oven with your roasting pork (in the hottest part of the oven, for two hours… If you do this after the pork has been roasting an hour, this is also the time to sprinkle the salt on your pork and recover it)
18. If the crackling still seems pliable and not crackly, put it under tbe broiler for five minutes turning it around until it is all crispy and crackly.

Pulled Pork with Ginger Sauce It's almost sacrilegious for a South Carolinian from the capitol city to make any sauce for pulled pork except mustard-based. But we love this Asian-inspired Ginger Sauce. Wonderful in a sandwich it's also great over rice. Pour ginger ale over the top. Spoon most of the liquid from the pot, but don't throw it out.

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