Juicy pork like Tommy Dinics or Federoffs?

Hi folks

I’m trying to understand how Dinics or Federoffs does their pork. They say it’s roasted yet when they serve it - it’s like slow cooked in a stew/stock? Coming out all wet?

Anyone clarify why they say roasted? I’ve roasted pork and no way it gets that amount of stock

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