Description
Our roast pork scotch fillet with crackling takes the guesswork out of a centrepiece roast. The pork neck is hand-rolled by our butchers, secured neatly, and topped with a layer of pre-scored crackling that puffs up into golden, crunchy sheets in the oven. All you need to do is season it and put it in.
The scotch fillet cut comes from the neck, where gentle marbling keeps the meat juicy through a long roast. Because the roast is rolled and tied, it holds a neat shape that carves cleanly into slices, making it ideal for a Sunday lunch or a dinner party where presentation matters.
Available across a generous size range, there is a roast to suit small gatherings and larger celebrations alike. The crackling is already scored for you, so the hardest part is waiting for it to come out of the oven.
Quick Facts
- Type/Cut: Pork scotch fillet (pork neck)
- Key features: Hand-rolled, pre-scored crackling, oven-ready
- Best for: Sunday roast, special occasions, entertaining
- Flavour/texture: Juicy, tender Australian pork with crispy, puffed crackling
- Prep notes: Pat the crackling dry and season generously before roasting for maximum crunch.
Why You'll Love It
- Pre-scored crackling means no fiddly knife work — just season and roast
- Hand-rolled by our butchers for a consistent shape that carves beautifully
- The pork neck stays succulent even through a long oven roast
- One roast feeds a crowd with minimal hands-on effort
- Impressive enough for Christmas lunch, easy enough for a weekend dinner
Cooking Tips
- Pat the crackling completely dry with paper towel and leave uncovered in the fridge for a few hours before cooking
- Rub the skin with oil and plenty of salt, working it into the score lines
- Start the roast in a very hot oven for the first 20 minutes to get the crackling bubbling
- Reduce the heat and roast low until the internal temperature reaches the right point for juicy pork
- Rest the roast for at least 15 minutes under a loose foil tent before carving
- Avoid covering the crackling during resting, or it will steam and lose its crunch
Serving Ideas
- Classic roast with apple sauce, roasted root vegetables, and pan gravy
- Sliced cold the next day with chutney, pickles, and crusty bread
- Add Roast Pork Scotch Fillet With Crackling to your next order for a show-stopping roast with zero butchery required.








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