What better way to celebrate Fourth of July than with great food and friends? I was lucky enough to be invited to Jeni and Dylan’s bbq for some serious eating. If you don’t already know they are a pair of serious cooks and eaters so I had to really think about what dish I was going to contribute to the festivities. I settled on Grilled Pork Confit and turned it into a sandwich using homemade brioche buns, mustard relish, cress and everyone’s favorite, Zuni Cafe pickled red onions.
Slightly smoky, tender and well-seasoned pork shoulder complemented by tangy pickled onions, sharp mustard relish and spicy cress.
I remade the sandwich at home searing the slices of pork confit in a cast iron pan. I baked a fresh batch of brioche buns and added a fried egg. A crusty edged runny yolk fried egg. Warm yolk ran all over my fingers.
holy crap now *that’s* how pork should be done
yay a post! i missed you 🙂
good lord…
can I buy one?
More please. Dig deep. You have to start again.
those pork confit sandwiches look ridiculous (as are the rest of your food on your blog). i think dylan and jeni are the lucky ones 😉
btw, thanks for stopping by the blog!