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Real Carnitas part 2
I have been wanting to do this for awile and I have the go ahead for this weekend. This will be a "stove top" version that does not include the butcher of a pig. Just a trip to your local grocery store for a few simple supplies. Again the whole list is pork meat, lard, and salt. I have cooked this outside in the turkey fryer and inside on the stove top. This weekends version will be on the stove top primarily because its about 10* outside and I'm tired of freezing my baggets off. More to follow with pics of course. Pugi
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Bring it on, Brother!
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Let the pr0n fly brother!!! I'll take a peek at it.
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http://www.bbq-brethren.com/forum/sh...d.php?t=138314
For those who have not seen the real, real way follow the link!!! |
I am seriously looking forward to this!:clap:
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Can't wait brother! :whoo:
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Hit me, I'm open!!!
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A word of advise, this won't be nearly as cool as the first thread. It will however show that anyone can make a darn good carnitas at home. It's so easy, even a brethren can do it!
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I just did stovetop carnitas. Looking forward to see where I can improve!!
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you're such a tease :mmph:
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Salivating!
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Looking forwards to this.
Showed the boss the other thread and was immediately shut down when she found out it was cooked in lard. |
Bring it brother, can't wait. The first carnitas post was epic.
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