
🇨🇺 CubaCatalog recipe
Pork shoulder marinated overnight in garlic-citrus mojo and roasted until the house smells like Nochebuena.
For 8 servings.
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Blend citrus juices, garlic, oregano and cumin into mojo; stab the pork and marinate overnight.
💡 Twelve cloves is the timid version. Cubans measure garlic by faith, not spoons.
Roast on onion rings at 160°C, covered, 3 hours.
Uncover, raise to 220°C, and crisp 30–40 minutes.
Rest, pull into chunks, and pour boiled marinade over. Serve with moros and yuca.
Christmas Eve in Cuba is architecturally organized around roast pork. The mojo — sour orange, garlic in unreasonable amounts, oregano — is both marinade and religion.
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