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WebPlace hot coals in the bottom of the Caja china. You'll want enough coals to cover the entire bottom surface area. 2. Place the prepared pig in the Caja china, …

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WebMatt's La Caja China Pig Roast - cooking a 75 pound pig in a La Caja China roasting box. Ingredients Scale 75 pound dressed pig

Reviews: 6Servings: 38Cuisine: AmericanCategory: Sunday Dinner1. 24 hours to 2 days before cooking, sprinkle the pig with the salt, concentrating most of it on the meat side – that is, a little on the skin side, more on the meat side. Store the pig in a large cooler, covered with bags of ice. (Don’t open the bags – Replace bags as they melt. We swapped in a couple of big bags of grocery store ice every 24 hours.)
2. The day of cooking, remove the pig from the cooler, pat it dry with paper towels as best you can, then spread the pig out on top of one of the roasting racks, skin side down. Sprinkle the meat side of the pig with the rub. Make sure the pig is spread open – we want it spread out as much as possible to cook evenly – and set the other roasting rack on top of the pig. Connect the racks with the s-hooks, sandwiching the pig between the racks. Set the drip pan in the roasting box, and then put the pig in the box, on top of the drip pan, skin side down.
3. Close the box with the ash pan and charcoal grid tray. Pour an entire 16-pound bag of charcoal into 2 big piles on top of the charcoal tray. Light the charcoal – this is one time when it’s OK to use lighter fluid, because the pig is protected from the flavor of the fluid in the box. When the charcoal is covered with ash, spread it out into an even layer over the entire charcoal tray, and start the cooking timer. After 1 hour of cooking spread 8 pounds of unlit charcoal over the top of the box. After 2 hours of cooking, spread another 8 pounds of unlit charcoal over the top. After another 30 minutes (2.5 hours of cooking), spread another 8 pounds of unlit charcoal over the top, and cook for 30 minutes more.
4. After 3 hours of cooking, have two people wearing hand protection lift the charcoal grid tray and shake out the coals into the ash pan. Carefully set the charcoal grid on the handles of the roasting box. Lift the ash tray off of the box and dump the ashes into a fire-safe container. Lift the charcoal grid off of the handles, slide the ash tray underneath, and set them both back down on the handles for now. Flip the pig in the box so the pig is skin side up. Set the ash tray and coals back on top of the box, closing it once more. Cook the pig for 30 minutes to crisp the skin. At that point, check the pig – lift the edge of the lid of coals and peek at the skin. If the skin is browned and crispy (and maybe blackening a little at the edges), it is done. Otherwise, keep cooking, peeking every 10 minutes or so, until the skin is browned and crispy.

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WebWe used our model #2 La Caja China roasting box to cook the pig. This was our second time using the box and we had much better results. I took pretty good notes this time and will pass along what we’ve …

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Web13 ounces table salt Instructions to Make Marinade Peel the 3 garlic heads and thoroughly crush the garlic cloves. No need to peel. Add all ingredients to a medium stock pot. Bring to a boil, stirring to dissolve the salt. Set …

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WebIn a Coleman cooler, or any extra huge container that can be tightly sealed, brine the suckling pig for at least 1-2 days. Before roasting, bring pig to a table and …

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WebUsing the Caja China’s four S-hooks, place and secure the pig into the roasting rack. Put pig on the metal drip pan with the skin down. Cover the La Caja China with the charcoal tray and ash pan. Leave it …

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WebPlace the pig into the brine solution, toss a few bags of ice on it, and change/add new bags after 24 hours. 3. On the morning of the roast, remove pig to …

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WebWell, the pig roast was a success. We used our model #2 La Caja China roasting box to cook the pig. This was our second time using the box and we had much …

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WebC.C. Chapman takes you through the adventure of his first pig roast in this step by step video complete with recipes. Cooked Cuban Style in a roasting box kn

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WebFirst, if using our La Caja China mojo criollo, strain the marinade to separate the liquid from the solids. Using a marinating syringe inject the liquid at points about 3 …

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WebIF YOU LIKE THIS VIDEO, PLEASE SUBSCRIBE TO MY CHANNEL!Hey there! I'm Chef Perry, the author of the La Caja China Cookbooks, and in THIS video, I offer my o

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