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Porka Di Toscana
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1 loin of pork
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1¾ oz dried mushrooms
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3 oz carrot
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3 oz celery
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1 teaspoon parsley, chopped
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5 oz baked beans
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1 teaspoon fennel seeds
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1 teaspoon sage, chopped
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2 cloves of garlic
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black pepper to taste
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4 cups vegetable stock
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½ lb meat sauce
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1 sprig rosemary
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water to taste
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Tie the pork saddle with food string.
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Tie it tightly so that it does not loosen during cooking.
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Chop rosemary, garlic, sage and fennel seeds, add salt and freshly ground black pepper to the mix.
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Prick the meat with a fine‐blade knife, insert the mix in these holes. This seasoning will give fragrance to the meat internally, too.
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Pour oil into a large casserole and braise the pork meat on a low heat, taking care to turn it round occasionally.
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While it is cooking, add some white wine and evaporate.
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Remember to use the boiling broth to wet the pork meat as it is cooking.
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In a large casserole, soften the chopped garlic by frying slightly in oil and then add the baked beans.
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Season with salt and pepper, cover with water and cook
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Lightly fry the vegetables in oil, add chopped dried mushrooms, chopped parsley and some white wine.
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Add brown cooking liquid, season to taste with salt and pepper, cook for 5 minutes.
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Slice the pork saddle, arrange on a plate and pour both sauces over the slices, the one with the beans and the one with the mushrooms.