Venezuelan Barbecued Pork
This is the best marinade for pork that i have ever used. It comes from an old sunset magazine cookbook. I usually make kabobs instead of an entire pork butt, reducing marinating time to 8 hrs and cooking time as needed.preparation time does not include marinating.
Steps
Score top of meat with three lengthwise and 5 cross wise cuts , making each cut about 1 / 2 inches deep.
Place in baking pan , scored side up.
If making kabobs , cut into 1 to 1 / 2 inches cubes and place in a large plastic bag.
In food processor , finely chop parley and transfer to a bowl.
Chop garlic , add bell pepper and onion and process until finely chopped.
Add to parsley with all remaining ingredients.
Mix together well and pour over meat.
Cover / seal and refrigerate for at least 2 hours or until next day.
Set up grill for indirect heat for steak , direct heat for kabobs.
Drain meat , reserving marinade.
Place on grill , scored side down , over drip pan.
Cook one side for about 40 min.
, turn over and cook about 30 minutes longer or until meat thermometer reads 150 deg.
Baste frequently with marinade.
Let meat rest for 10 minute heat remaining marinade in saucepan until it comes to a simmer , let simmer for three or four minutes.
Slice pork thinly , serve with .
Ingredients
boneless pork butt, parsley sprig, garlic clove, onion, bell pepper, white vinegar, oil, salt, fresh ground pepper