1. Rub salt generously on scored rind of pork. Place pork skin side up on the grilling and roasting insert, placed in the multi-purpose tray.
2. Select Moisture Plus with 3 bursts of steam at 130°C on shelf position 3. Add 1 burst of steam when it reaches 130°C. Add second burst of steam after 30 minutes. Add the last burst of steam after another 30 minutes. Continue to cook for another 2 hours.
3. Remove pork belly from the oven. Leave pork belly to cool and loosely wrap with cling wrap, leaving the ends open.
4. Transfer wrapped pork belly to a rectangular container and place a heavy can(s) or brick to weigh down the pork belly. Leave overnight in the refrigerator.
5. The weighted pork should be nice and flat, enabling even crisping of the rind. Place unwrapped pork skin side up on the grilling and roasting insert, placed in the multi-purpose tray.
6. Select Full Grill at 200°C on shelf position 3. Grill for 3-5 minutes until skin is evenly crackled.

1. Place plums cut side up on a multi-purpose tray.
2. Sprinkle plums with brown sugar.
3. Select Full Grill at 200°C and roast for 5 minutes until caramelised.

1. Combine all ingredients and bring to the boil quickly on high heat, Induction setting 9.
2. Reduce heat to medium, Induction setting 6 and simmer for 30 minutes until stock has reduced by half.

1. Place cabbages, spring onions, radish and mixed herbs in a large bowl.
2. In a separate bowl, whisk olive oil, lemon juice, salt and pepper until emulsified.
3. Pour dressing onto the slaw and toss until well combined.

• If time permits, allow the pork belly to sit uncovered in the refrigerator overnight before cooking. Pork belly can be prepared the day before up to step 2, shortening the cooking time by 30 minutes. On the day, heat pork belly on Moisture Plus at 130°C for 30 minutes on shelf position 3 and proceed to step 6 to finish.
• Rind burns very quickly, so be mindful and ready to remove the pork belly from the oven.
• If plums are not available, peaches, nectarines, apricots or figs can be substituted.
• Masterstock ingredients are available from good quality
  supermarkets and Asian grocers.
• Wombok is a Chinese cabbage and can be purchased from supermarkets or Asian Grocers. Savoy or green cabbage can also be used for the slaw.