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What do you do when you miss a dish that you can get in Italy but doesn't exist here? If you're Chef Sara Jenkins, you open your own storefront and start making and selling that dish. That's how Porchetta was born, a tiny storefront in the East Village in New York City that sells heavenly servings of porchetta, a pork dish that is found all over central Italy. In Rome, it's sold frequently on the street in food carts. It's pork that is stuffed with herbs, slow roasted and piled high on a bun.
And it's outrageously delicious.
