- Cooking on the bone
 - Tenderizing the meat in a brine
 - Cooking for longer at lower heat
 - Letting the meat rest for 15-20 minutes before serving
 
Tip: Order your crown roast (a cut that comes from the loin) from your local butcher a few days in advance to ensure availability!

- 1 pork crown (about 3.5 kg)
 
- 100 g honey
 - 2 tbsp. sea salt (to tenderize the meat)
 - 5-6 cloves of garlic
 - 10 peppercorns
 - A few sprigs of rosemary
 - A few sprigs of sage
 
- 2 tsp. grainy mustard
 - 2-3 cloves garlic
 - 1 tsp. finely chopped sage
 - 1 tsp. finely chopped rosemary
 - Pepper
 
- 1 bunch fresh sage
 - 200-300 g kumquats
 
- 300 g pitted sour cherries
 - 70 ml whiskey
 - 2 tbsp. honey
 - 1 sprig rosemary
 
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For the brussels sprouts
- 1 kg brussels sprouts
 - 50 g thinly sliced pancetta
 - 1 red onion
 - 150 g blue cheese
 - 1 pomegranate
 - 70 g cashews
 - Pepper
 - Olive oil
 
- 1 kg carrots
 - 2 tsp. honey
 - 50 ml whiskey
 - 2 tbsp. balsamic vinegar
 - Pinch of cinnamon
 - Pepper
 - Olive oil
 
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PREPARATION
- Mix the ingredients for the brine and cook in a Zepter Masterpiece Z-1620-SC saucepot for 5-10 minutes, or until the honey dissolves
 - Remove the saucepot from the heat, leave to cool, then strain and add 1 L of cold water
 - Place the pork into a Zepter Masterpiece Z-2030 pot and pour over the brine. Let sit at room temperature for an hour or two
 - Remove the pork crown from the brine and dry well, then coat in the marinade
 - At this point, create the “crown” shape by rolling the meat into itself until you have a circular shape. Once you have the shape, tie with a string to secure
 - Wrap the tips of the bones in aluminum foil to avoid burning and bake at 170°C for 3 to 3 and a half hours
 - Using a meat thermometer, check on the roast from time to time. Once it reaches a temperature of 70°C, turn up the heat to 250°C and bake for a few more minutes to achieve a crust
 - Remove the roast from the oven, cover with aluminum foil and let rest for 30 minutes
 - Place on Zepter Black & White porcelain serving plate, garnish with sage and kumquats and serve
 
- Pour the sour cherries, whiskey and honey into a Zepter Masterpiece Z-1620-SC saucepot and cook at low heat 90°C for 10 minutes, or until the sauce starts to achieve a syrupy consistency
 - During the last few minutes of cooking, add finely chopped rosemary
 - Serve in Zepter Black & White porcelain gravy boat
 

For the brussels sprouts
- Add thinly sliced pancetta to a Zepter Masterpiece Z-V3025Z grill pan and cook until slightly crisped (the pancetta will continue to crisp as it dries)
 - Remove and lay out on a paper towel to soak up excess fat
 - Add cleaned and washed brussels sprouts and sliced onion to the same grill pan where you previously cooked the pancetta
 - Cover and cook at 90°C for 10 minutes
 - Serve in Zepter Black & White porcelain serving bowl and season with olive oil, pepper, pomegranate seeds, cashews and the pancetta
 
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For the caramelized carrots
- Peel and roughly chop the carrots
 - Add them to a Zepter Masterpiece Z-V3025Z grill pan and cook at 90°C for 30 minutes, covered
 - Once the carrots have softened, uncover the grill pan and add the honey, whiskey and balsamic vinegar. Turn the temperature up to 120°C and cook for a few more minutes, or until the liquid in the pan evaporates
 - Serve the carrots in Zepter Black & White porcelain and season with olive oil, salt and a pinch of cinnamon