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HomeAbodo Grilled Pork With Esquite Stuffed Onions

Abodo Grilled Pork With Esquite Stuffed Onions

The owner of my favorite restaurant gave me this recipe on my birthday!

Ingredients

1 2/3 cups  orange juice
2  bay  leaves
1/4 cup  white vinegar
1/2 teaspoon  pepper
1/2 teaspoon  cumin
1 teaspoon  oregano
1 teaspoon  kosher salt
1/2 teaspoon  nutmeg
3 pounds  pork loins
2 large  sweet onions,  peeled and halved
4 ears of  corn,  kernels removed
4 tablespoons  butter
5 ounces  chevre
3/4 teaspoon  paprika

Preparation

1. Toast the peppers in a  skillet  or on a griddle until aromatic, but do not burn. Remove the stems and shake out the  seeds.
2. Heat  1 cup of orange  juice  in a sauce pot. Add the garlic, cinnamon stick and bay leaves to soften. Once the orange  juice  is very hot, add the chiles and remove from  heat.  Allow the chiles to  soak  in the  juice  until they are soft–10 minutes.
3. Pour the contents of the pot into a food processor. Add the remaining  juice,  vinegar, and following 5 spices.  Puree  until smooth.
4. Heat  the  grill  to medium. Brush the adobo sauce onto the pork loins,  salt  well, and set aside.  Cut  two onions in half, then  slice  off the stump on either end.
5. Grill  the pork for 15 minutes,  turning  every five minutes. Remove from  heat  and tent with foil for 5-10 minutes before  slicing.  Grill  the onions for 10-12 minutes until soft.
6. Meanwhile,  Cut  the corn off the cobs and place it in a  skillet  over medium  heat.
7. Saute the corn until it is popping and almost dehydrated–about 10 minutes. Then lower the  heat  and add the butter and goat cheese.  Stir  the cheese until  melted.  Stir  in the paprika,  salt  and pepper to  taste.  Drizzle with a little lime  juice  at the very end.
8. To  plate:  Slice  the pork in ¼- ½  slices  on the bias. Push the center sections out of each onion half (reserving for another  dish)  leaving only 2-3 rings. Fill the onion “cups” with the exsquite corn. Fan out the pork  slices  on a  plate  and set an onion cup next to it.
9. For a  cool  plating  effect, brush a little of the extra adobo sauce around the edge of each  plate.  Heat  the oven to 400 degrees F then  turn  it off. Place the  plates  in the oven for 5-10 minutes to allow the sauce to  dry!  Allow the  plates  to  cool  before  serving!
Credit:Foodista

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