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And thank you for sharing it Carlos. |
Re: China Box / Pig Roast
i just got done with my first pig roast last week. I have the 70 lb box, and it easily fit a 65lb pig with the head on.
I brined it for 2 days, and injected marinade the morning of the roast. one mistake that i did make was that a started roasting the pig when it had an internal temp of about 50 degrees. It took an extra 1.5 hours to cook. The pig turned out great. actually, it was better than great. |
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Could you guys make me any more hungry. I think not!:r I loves me some roasted pig!
Thanks for all the different info and suggestions!:tu |
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Hey Carlos...got your PM...am letting everyone here know that out of all roast pigs, your roast pig is the crowning achievement in roast pigs!!! :banger
PS - You don't have to send a check, you should have my address, so you can just drop a $20 bill in an envelope to me for the above product endorsement, as you promised...:ss |
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I knew I'd run into the experts by posting here. Thanks for all of the info and tips guys. This was exactly what I was looking for and I'm taking notes. As soon as the weather breaks I'm pulling the trigger on a box. :tu I just can't find any excuse not to after all the tasty pics posted. :dr |
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Seriously though, when we few went into the front yard and were pulling pieces off the pig and dipping into the juice at the bottom of the box....well it doesn't get much better than that. :dr Thanks for the great pig Carlos and letting us all have a pull on your hog.....:r |
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