Pughs Suckling Pigs

Suckling pig has become a big favourite at high-end restaurants like St John’s because not only does it taste amazing but there’s an element of theatre about producing the…

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  • Description

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    Suckling pig has become a big favourite at high-end restaurants like St John’s because not only does it taste amazing but there’s an element of theatre about producing the golden, glistening beast from the oven.  Like a Tudor feast.  It’s a great party piece.  The meat is ultra-tender and the thin, sweet crackling is stupendous.  It’s surprisingly easy to cook; we provide detailed instructions but essentially you roast it or barbecue on a spit.

    Serve with our Apple Sauce with Cider Brandy and Pommes Chateaux Roasting Kit.

    Dimensions:
    The piglet is around 40-45cm if trussed and fits diagonally into most domestic ovens

    We also offer this delicacy with the body boned and rolled but the head left intact – equally impressive and a lot easier to carve.

     

  • Ingredients

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    Suckling Pig

  • Cooking instructions

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    Remove from fridge 30 minutes or so before roasting to allow to come up to room temperature. Rub skin with salt and squeeze half a lemon over the joint. Roast the pig at 180c on a bed of root vegetables and garlic. Depending on the size, cook for approx 25 minutes per kg or until juices run clear.

  • Storage & shelf life information

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    Keep refrigerated. Min 3 days unopened.

    Dispatched frozen, if defrosted in transit we would not advise re-freezing.

  • Nutritional Information

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    Typical Values Per 100g
    Energy 1573kj
    376kcal
    Fat 35g
    Saturates g
    Carbohydrates 0g
    Sugars g
    Protein 14g
    Salt 0.1g