Can I prepare the pork roast in advance?

Yes, you can prepare the pork roast in advance and store it in the refrigerator. Keep the roast separate from the sauce and reheat it before serving.

Can I make the rösti in advance?

It is best to make the rösti just before serving, as they taste best when they are fresh and crispy. However, you can grate the potatoes in advance and squeeze out the moisture to save time.

Pork roast in mustard sauce with rösti, baked pear, and mandarins

Name: Pork roast in mustard sauce with rösti, baked pear, and mandarins
Cook time: 1 min
Total time: 1 min
Yield: 4p
Ingredients: Pork roast of approx. 1 kg at room temperature; 800 g waxy potatoes; 2 tbsp corn oil; 3 spring onions; Pepper salt; Butter for frying; 6 to 7 bay leaves; 2 poached pears; 1 knob of butter; 2 mandarins; Sauce; 200 ml Cream; 2 tbsp old grain mustard; 250 ml brown stock

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A festive pork roast finished with seasonal ingredients: pear, mandarin, rösti potatoes, and mustard sauce! Mmmm...

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Ingredients

What do you need?

Quantity: 4p

Pork roast of approx. 1 kg at room temperature
800 g waxy potatoes
2 tbsp corn oil
3 spring onions
Pepper salt
Butter for frying
6 to 7 bay leaves
2 poached pears
1 knob of butter
2 mandarins

Sauce
200 ml Cream
2 tbsp old grain mustard
250 ml brown stock

Pork roast of approx. 1 kg at room temperature
800 g waxy potatoes
2 tbsp corn oil
3 spring onions
Pepper salt
Butter for frying
6 to 7 bay leaves
2 poached pears
1 knob of butter
2 mandarins

Sauce
200 ml Cream
2 tbsp old grain mustard
250 ml brown stock

Preparation method

How do you make this?

Season the roast well with pepper and salt. Let butter foam in a pan, cut the pears in half, remove the core, cut the mandarins in half as well, and place them cut side down in the pan, let them cook for 3 to 4 minutes until nicely colored, set aside.

Now sear the roast nicely all around in the same pan and then place it in a baking dish on a branch or bay leaves. Place in an oven at 170 to 175°C for 35 to 40 minutes. If you use a meat thermometer, the temperature should ideally be between 65 to 70°C for the perfect medium-rare cooking.

Pour off the fat from the pan and deglaze with brown stock, add mustard and cream, and season with pepper and salt.

Peel the potatoes, cut into thin slices and then into fine julienne, grating or using a food processor is also fine. Chop the spring onion very finely and mix well with pepper and salt. Take a scoop of about a tablespoon each time and squeeze out the moisture well. Press into a stainless steel ring and press well, place on a baking sheet, drizzle each rösti with some oil and bake for 25 to 30 minutes.

Add the pears and mandarins in the last 15 minutes with the roast so they cook nicely together. Before serving, cut the roast into slices of 1 cm, serve each with a pear, mandarin, the sauce, and rösti.

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