Roast Pork with Ginger & Honey Glaze
I made this fabulous roast pork butt joint (whatever that is) for Christmas 2001 in California...

Roast Pork with Ginger & Honey Glaze
main meat
Ingredients
The Meat
Pork Butt Joint (it's the shoulder, apparently)

The Marinade
Kettle One Vodka
White Zinfandel wine
which is pink/rosé, and quite cheap!
(Zinfandel has a nice fresh, fruity flavour that seems to complement the pork quite well.)

A sliced juicy fresh peach
Sliced garlic (4-5 cloves)
Couple of Rosemary sprigs
A Cinnamon stick
Some slices of fresh ginger (about 10)
Dash of olive oil
Ground Pepper

The Glaze
brown sugar
honey
Method
Marinate:
Mix up the marinade ingredients with enough liquor to bathe the pork joint, and marinate for 24 hours or so.

Cook:
Stud the pork with garlic, put it in a fairly generous oven tray (for the glaze) Roast as usual (uncover high heat, cover low heat)

Glaze:
Reduce the (strained) marinade, with the ginger and garlic left in. Then at around half-volume remove the ginger and garlic (or not, your choice), add brown sugar and generous honey until a thick gloopy glaze consistency.

For the last half an hour of roasting, baste the joint frequently with the glaze until done.

The Pork was magically soft and tender. I blame the Kettle One!