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A bottle of tasty craft beer, a little honey and belly of pork, low and slow in the oven and the rest is history. This is perfect party food as it can be easily cooked a day or even two in advance.

Slow-cooked with bourbon and star anise, the pork belly is then glazed with bourbon, soy and honey and served with a richly flavoured sauce. This recipe is from The Dark Horse Bar and Grill and is ...

The main thing you can expect with a glaze is an intense caramelized sweetness that flawlessly elevates anything it touches. With pork belly burnt ends, its magic is never-ending. It perfectly ...

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Meanwhile, make the glaze. Mix the garlic ... and any bits that have settled under the pork. Return the belly strips to the pot, pour over the prepared sauce and turn to gently coat.

Take one half, wrap in cling film and then press until set in the fridge. Use to make the glazed pork belly. Pick down the other half while still warm. Strain off all the juices and place in a ...

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