pictures of the meat
Wood cutting boards bring the suck and bacteria, just saying.
It does look good though.
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pictures of the meat
The left over pernil is going to get some BBQ sauce dumped on it and sandwiches will be made... It's not going to be competing for the Memphis in May title or anything, but it will kick the s*** out of any BBQ I've had in the last two months (i.e. none...).
was the garlic overpowering at all? I'm thinking of making this tomorrow.
Why don't you just put some croutons on it and call it cassoulet? Just saying.
because I don't even know wtf cassoulet is... just sayin.
beet wood is ok to use...but yes, wood boards are not great, but i let meat rot in the fridge then eat so i'm not to worried.Wood cutting boards bring the suck and bacteria, just saying.
It does look good though.
beet wood is ok to use...but yes, wood boards are not great, but i let meat rot in the fridge then eat so i'm not to worried.
i just threw up...againsome one want some pig fat???
i just dared my uncle to drink it.....he's my second favorite uncle...
ummmm. NGRthis by far was one of the easiest and best tasting things i've made in awhile. It's so damn good a vegetarian would have second thoughts...
ummmm. NGR
I'm making this s*** tomorrow.
curry.. ...what was in your indian seasonings?
i cooked mine for an hour on 400 degrees and then 5 hours on 300 then another 30 minutes on 400. it is ****ing unbelievable. i was really surprised with the intense spices and garlic i put in it that you could barely even taste the seasoning....it is by far the best pork i've ever cooked.