Cook at medium heat, stirring constantly until flour becomes a light brown. Add two cups of chicken broth, mixed with the pork roast drippings (without the fat). Whisk thoroughly and bring to a boil.

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Place roast in slow cooker, season with old bay, Emeril, and crushed garlic. Cover with sauerkraut, maple syrup and cream of mushroom soup. Cook for 6-8 hours on low in slow cooker.

The method I now swear by — the same one that won by a landslide in our pork chop cooking showdown — rethinks the humble chop by giving it the royal treatment: Cook it like you would a steak.

Let’s cook a hunk of pork belly for three hours, two of them at a moderate heat, and another half hour at each end at a stomping 240°C. And let’s season it with Chinese five-spice.

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