Originally Posted by NZdick1983
Originally Posted by Nicethaiza
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Dick, I wish we could get pork belly like that here...that actually looks very nice.
Great photos Luigi!
^ Wonder why you can't buy it there? (Thailand I presume)..
holy fook dick. What an awesome looking bit of pork. Your talents as a plasterer are wasted mate, never seen those cuts of meat here otherwise I would attempt it, haven't had dinner yet so your post has given me quite the appetite now, plus half a Johnson , pretty sure Gunter liked the syringe to![]()
Ya must be so proud to get that far, oafy.Originally Posted by beerlaodrinker
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You can, if you know the butcher & order in advance.Originally Posted by NZdick1983
Meeting Teary for a bit of man-loving?Originally Posted by beerlaodrinker
Don't rip his piles, oafy.![]()
I made BBQ pulled pork sandwiches today. Braised some pork shoulder in brown sugar, a bit of soy sauce, garlic, pepper and water until it was falling apart. Made a bbq sauce from the pan juices, Heinz bbq sauce, ketchup and cooked it with the pulled pork on the stove top. Made the sandwiches using homemade toasted rolls I made earlier this week. Topped with slaw and garlic, lime mayo. A little cilantro to give it kick. Really tasted great. The garlic, lime mayo went perfectly.
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Very nice.
I often add 50/50 pineapple juice and water for the cooking.
You're eating some bladdy good food mate. Well done.![]()
Has someone done a thread on pulled pork, would love to try make some.
แป๊ะซะ dont know english name...aroi mak...
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All I had was orange juice so I didn't add juice. Usually I do it with apple juice if I have it on hand.Originally Posted by Luigi
https://teakdoor.com/the-kitchen/1566...ed-porkio.html (Luigio's Slow-Cooked Mexican Pulled Porkio.)
Not my finest hour, but you get the idea.![]()
I don't know if it's the correct way but I just cut the pork into chunks. Throw it in a 9" x 9" baking pan, toss in a few cloves of smashed garlic, add water and juice up to their ankles, salt and pepper. Cover it tightly with foil and bake at 210 for about 3 hours or until the meat is falling apart. When its cool enough to touch pull it apart with two forks. Keep the cooking juices to make a sauce for the shredded meat.Originally Posted by stroller
Cheers, but am looking for instructions to cook it in the smoker, is that feasible?
Seems it needs to be cooked in juice.
Or low and very slow on a smoker....Originally Posted by stroller
http://allrecipes.com/recipe/236104/...k-on-a-smoker/
Take the pork out of the brine, then immediately put on the rub as the moisture from the brine will help make the rub stick. I'll also take a bit of mustard thinned with a bit of the brine and "paint" the ribs/shoulder before applying the rub.
Last edited by Topper; 13-01-2017 at 05:46 PM.
Should look like this with the rub after brining, but why brine?? I omit the mustard as its regional.
get a thermometer and measure your smoker, if it can cook at 120 or so, 5 or 6 hours later you will have this.
The you can add your sauces or vinegar and the such, as you pull it mix the flavors you want in.
Served with nice soft rolls cole slaw and maybe some beans. Uh Oh, now I know what is for dinner tomorrow, if Foodland has the roast. Pork butt or Pork chuck so you get a fatty piece...
Pork chops with Mashed potato and bacon patties.
And Bisto.
Chavtastico!
Just finish exercise and come to this dinner..make me hungry..look great Luigi...
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