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WebAlways Inject Your Whole Pig A good injection is 64oz Apple Juice mixed with 1 cup Sugar, 1 cup Corn Syrup or Molasses, and 1 cup …

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WebThis simple approach to a whole smoke roasted pig is a great way to cook your first whole hog! Prep Time : 1 hr Cook Time : 7 hrs Resting Time : 1 hr Total Time : …

Reviews: 1Total Time: 9 hrsCategory: Main DishCalories: 51 per serving1. Prepare your pig for smoking by cutting through the backbone, cutting the ribs away from the backbone, and removing any excess silver skin from the ribs and interior cavity. Use a sharp knife to trim away some of the skin away from the hams and shoulders.
2. Preheat your smoker to 275 degrees F for indirect cooking. Use a mild hard wood like apple or hickory.
3. Combine all of the injection ingredients in a large bowl. Using a syringe injector, inject the liquid into all areas of the pig.
4. Place the pig on your smoker and close the lid. Smoke for 1 hour before opening the lid.

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Web10:00 a.m. Remove the foil from the ears and tail. 2:00 p.m. 6 hours into the cook, check the meat temp, and with some help, flip it skin side down if it is ready. Have …

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Servings: 35Cuisine: AmericanCategory: Dinner, Main Course1. Clean the carcass. Everything. Ears, nose, mouth, tooter, feet. Make sure all the hair has been removed. You can visually inspect the skin and burn off any strays with a butane lighter or shave them off with a disposable razor.
2. Fire up. Before you start operating on the patient, fire up your pit and get it up to 250°F and stabilized. Start the fire by crumpling at least six sheets of newspaper and placing them in the bottom of the wheelbarrow or grill. Squirt some cooking oil on them, not charcoal fluid. Dump one 18 pound bag of charcoal on top and light the newspaper in several locations.I recommend charcoal briquets because they ignite easily, burn steadily, and they are consistent batch to batch. Read more about your fuel options in my article on the Science of charcoal.When they are covered in a thin layer of ash, shovel them off to the side of the pit, but never under the space where the hog will lie. You want to cook this baby with convection heat flowing up and around it rather than under it. Put a few extra coals in the four corners so the hams and shoulders get a bit more heat.You can use hardwood, but you need to burn it down to glowing embers. Don't put raw logs onto the fire. After about 10 minute
3. Prep the skin. Get a work table and cover it with a plastic table cloth. Then put plastic table cloths under it to protect the ground. There will be splatters and spills. Wear old clothes and an apron.Place the stretcher that you will use to carry the meat to the cooker on the table, and place Miss Piggy belly down on the stretcher.As much as I like the shiny lacquered look of the competition hogs, the skin is leathery and not really good eats, so I prefer the blistered crackling Cheeto-textured skin that Sam Jones and Jackie Hite get (below with mustard BBQ sauce). It ain't pretty, but my guests love munching on it, and I chop some of it up and sprinkle it on the meat on a sandwich.Now wet the skin thoroughly. Splash it on and wipe it all over. Don't be shy. Soak the skin. Then take kosher salt and sprinkle it all over generously, about two tablespoons per square foot. You're not oversalting. Much of it will fall off during the rest of the prep and the cooking.
4. Dress the carcass. If your butcher can't fully dress the hog for you, you can do it yourself in about an hour.If it arrived with the belly slit, but the ribcage connected at the chest, you can cut it open by extending the belly cut with the hatchet and hammer, a sawzall, a handsaw, a cleaver, pruning shears, or a heavy chef's knife.Here's Sam Jones splitting the breastbone with a hatchet and hammer. Cut slightly off center. It is easier to get through the cartilage between the breastbone and the ribs than it is to split the breastbone.

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WebRoasting a whole pig is an all day event. Cooking an average size pig of 75-100 pounds (34-45kg) will take the better part of …

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WebHeat about 2 inches of oil in a large pot, saucepan, or dutch oven ( I used this one) to 350 degrees F. Fry pork skins in small batches, until puffy. Remove with a …

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WebView Recipe: Pistachio-Crusted Pork Cutlets This delicious dinner is just under 400 calories and packs lots of protein, calcium and potassium. Make sure the cutlets are no more than a half-inch thick so they’ll cook quickly. …

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WebKeto. Our top-rated ketogenic recipes (5 E% or 7 g of net carbs or less if it’s a meal) are a bit more restrictive. Still, they are usually more effective for weight loss without hunger and to reverse type 2 …

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WebEasy Garlic-Lemon Scallops. 630 Ratings. Creamed Chipped Beef on Toast. 779 Ratings. Crustless Spinach Quiche. 3,298 Ratings. Air Fryer Chicken Thighs. 136 Ratings. Easy Italian Chicken.

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WebLow-carb diets are considered diets where meals consist of 15 grams or less of carbohydrates per serving. Popular low-carb diets …

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WebDon’t cook them until you’re ready to make the low carb pho. Prep any toppings. Slice, dice, and so on. Fresh herbs are best prepared fresh, though. How to …

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WebLow-Carb Stuffed Bell Peppers. “Great flavor — the meat wasn't dry at all. Two suggestions: don't add the extra seasoning salt. I didn't, and it tasted just salty enough …

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Web1 tablespoon finely chopped ginger root 1/2 teaspoon each nutmeg and cinnamon 2 cloves garlic, crushed 3 spring onions, chopped 2 teaspoons ground pimento 2 teaspoons lime …

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Web6 Low carb breakfasts. 1. Eggs and vegetables, fried in coconut oil. 2. Sausage and egg breakfast bites. 3. Cowboy breakfast skillet. 4. Broccoli and cheese …

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WebPlace a large stock pot over medium heat. Add the onion wedges, ginger, garlic, cinnamon, star anise, cloves, cardamom, and coconut oil. Sauté the onions and …

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WebLightly spray a 5×9 inch loaf pan with oil or line with foil for easy clean-up. In a large bowl, combine all the low-carb meatloaf ingredients. Mix until well-combined. …

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WebInstructions. On a nonstick rimmed baking sheet, shape ground sausage into a thin square or circle and bake at 375°F (190°C) until fully cooked. Drain excess fat …

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