Pork, apples, onions, Pinot Gris — Alsace on a plate
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Hello, Reader, Tonight's post is about a pairing that does not need explaining — it just needs tasting. Roasted Pork with Apples and Onions: The Alsatian Pairing for Pinot Gris Roasted pork with apples and onions alongside Alsatian Pinot Gris. Pork fat, caramelized apple, sweet onion, and a wine with smoked stone fruit, candied spice, and enough body to hold its place at the table. They are built from the same landscape. The pairing did not need to be invented. It arrived. The post covers the logic behind why Pinot Gris is so well suited to this dish, how to make it, and what to drink. There is also a note at the close for anyone who wants to go further: SGN and blue cheese as an end-of-meal pairing, with a word on where to find each and what to use if SGN is not available locally. Pairing post and recipe on the blog now: Roasted Pork with Apples and Onions: The Alsatian Pairing for Pinot Gris Make it this weekend if you can. The dish is simple enough for a weeknight, good enough for a Saturday.
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