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| How larget was the pig that you cooked (dressed weight), for how long and at what temperature. Currently us a La Caja China for my pig roasts but would like to use the WFO and keep the LCC for when I cook for a large crowd and do an 80 to 100 pound porker. |
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The higher temp at 1st seals the meat then cooking it slow to tenderize it (meat falling off the bone). I make sure there is plenty of liquid and and baste it continually every 1-2hours). I never top up the fire as the lower the temp goes the better it is for the meat (in my opinion for slow roasts) I have photos of the pig marinated and ready to be cooked but i didnt get any after it was done.
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| Hi Adrian nice looking veal & I love quail nice job,
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| Hi Adrian, here is a pic of our quails
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| Mick thats how we cook them in the bush when we go hunting for them. Very nice indeed
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