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A flavorful Tuscan-inspired pork roast made from a whole boneless pork loin, butterflied, rolled with a rosemary‑garlic‑lemon herb paste, slow‑roasted, then finished with a bright lemon‑parsley vinaigrette and a rich pan sauce. Includes sous‑vide pork chops for a complete meal.
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