Score the rind with a sharp knife, but be careful not to cut into the meat.
Rub the roast with salt and pepper, especially into the scores.
Air fryer cooking:
Preheat the air fryer to 200 °C (use the preheat programme, or let it run empty for a few minutes).
Place the roast in the air fryer with the rind facing down and cook it at 200 °C for 20 minutes.Start onlinekøkken uret her
Turn the roast so the rind faces up.Cook at 200 °C for a further 40 minutes or so, until the crackling is crisp and the core temperature reaches 65–70 °C.Start onlinekøkken uret her
Cook the red cabbage:
Finely shred the red cabbage.
Sauté the red cabbage in a pot with butter, then add diced apple, sugar, apple cider vinegar, bay leaves and cloves.
Let it simmer with the lid on for about 30 minutes.Start onlinekøkken uret her
Cook the potatoes:
Wash the potatoes and halve them if they are large.
Once the roast is out, bake the potatoes in the air fryer at 200 °C for about 20 minutes while the roast rests. Shake the basket halfway through. They are done when a knife slides through easily.Start onlinekøkken uret her
Resting time:
Let the roast pork rest uncovered for about 20 minutes before carving, while the potatoes bake.
Serving:
Cut the roast pork into thick slices.
Serve the roast pork with the red cabbage and potatoes – and some brown gravy on the side if you like.
Notes
Tips for the air fryer roast pork:- If the crackling isn't crisp once the core temperature is reached, turn the air fryer up to 220 °C (or its highest temperature) and give the roast another 5–8 minutes with the rind facing up. Keep an eye on it so it doesn't burn.- Remember that cooking times can vary depending on your air fryer model and the size of your roast pork.- Keep an eye on the roast while it cooks to achieve the best result.- Turn the roast once more if needed.