This recipe was developed for a canned chile verde concentrate (which you may have been the recipient of!). The concentrate can be jarred and processed and is shelf stable for months. This recipe is scalable and each batch fits into 1 qt Mason jars. If you already have the concentrate you can skip to the pressure cooking step 5. I've also included a Dutch oven modification in case you don't have a pressure cooker.Enjoy!

yummmy goodness!! :ohyeaah

I wanted to use the crock pot for this recipe to really infuse flavor and achieve fork-tender pork. It is simple and hits the spot. Change it up and make it your own!

I was craving homemade chile verde and experimenting and created this amazing recipe.

If the name of this dish concerns you, don't worry. The curry in the curry mustard rub isn't overpowering. At all. In fact, it's barely detectable as anything other than a pleasant, mildly-spiced warmth on the crust of the roast. Neither my wife nor my daughter are curry fanatics, and they loved it. As for the chimichurri, well...honestly, it's not entirely necessary to complete the dish. But I just love a nice, bright chimichurri with my pork roast. And this chimichurri is very bright. The swapping of mint for the usual parsley gives it a extra bite which plays well with the savouriness of the roast. Delicious.