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Old 05-15-2019, 09:38 AM   #16
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Great looking food and great pics! Looks like a very nice meal.
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Old 05-15-2019, 09:44 AM   #17
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YUM That looks amazing
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Old 05-15-2019, 10:20 AM   #18
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Wish the Sprouts out my way carried that pork. Creative plate for sure
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Another Carolina Treet fan here (thanks to Greg)! Looks killer Neighbor!
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Your killing me with these cook Sako, I lost my local Duroc source and how I miss it. I can easily see why you will do this cook over and over and over.
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Rock on, Sako!

That looks great!

Loin intimidates me a bit. It's easy to overcook and I normally shy away from it.

Your cook and dish are perfection.
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Old 05-15-2019, 07:41 PM   #22
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You are damn near killing me Sako!
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Looks delicious Sako! Big Duroc fan here... trying Kurobuta for Memorial Day. Have had Berkshire in the past... it’s all so much more flavorful! Loves me some porky goodness!
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I'd fight you for that.

I'd lose, but I'd still try...
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Not sure if it is the breed, as much as the people raising the heritage hogs, tend to provide better feed, and living quarters than your typical hog. That's why I am curious of the difference between the two heritage hogs.
I agree. The genes along with the feed, care def take all the difference.
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Old 05-15-2019, 11:07 PM   #26
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I would tear that food up. Great cook.
Thank you!

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So much good stuff happening on Sako's kettle that is some outstanding food!
Thanks Bob! It's just so much fun playing on the kettle. Ever since I got redhead a year ago I do at least 3-4 cooks a week. So easy, so fast and so versatile.

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Sako, that looks absolutely fantastic!
I'm stealing this idea, I love it!
Thanks Yoeri! This is the one time that I will encourage you to steal. I promise you won't be disappointed.
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Old 05-15-2019, 11:18 PM   #27
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I would like to try this recipe, so thanks for sharing it here.
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One damn good looking salad....
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You nailed it again Sako! And great pictures as usual.

I'll have to keep an eye out for this stuff and have a go at it.
Thanks John! Keep an eye out for sure. They seem to carry it off and on and there is no steady supply.

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Dang you've been busy Brother, looks delicious!
Thanks Norm! The dang kettle is so versatile I can't help myself. Can't wait to put the new 26 in the mix. I know I've seen you do magic on yours.

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Great looking cook Sako, I can certainly see why you'd want to cook that up over and over again. How do you like the Dale's? Had it once on tap during a layover, thought it pleasant enough, may have to pick up a 6 and give it a go in the can.
Thanks Kevin!

I really like it. It's an all around easy going, clean, crisp and well balanced pale ale almost crossing the IPA border. And a very nice color. I always have a six pack in the fridge. It's my version of say..Bud Light Really!

My beer guy is telling my the Oskar Blues (Dale's) was the first microbrewery to have started canning craft beer.
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Great looking food and great pics! Looks like a very nice meal.
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Thanks Suds! Worth a look. I never saw it either until recently.
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Looks delicious Sako! Big Duroc fan here... trying Kurobuta for Memorial Day. Have had Berkshire in the past... it’s all so much more flavorful! Loves me some porky goodness!
Thanks Hawkeye!

Yup! I was constantly told that's what pork was supposed to taste like. Now I know why. Sounds like an awesome Memorial day.

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Rock on, Sako!

That looks great!

Loin intimidates me a bit. It's easy to overcook and I normally shy away from it.

Your cook and dish are perfection.
Thanks John!

Very easy to do. I reverse sear, then sear quickly on both sides, bring to 140IT and pull. Very loosely cover with foil for a few mins and by that time it's 145-150 and perfect.

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Your killing me with these cook Sako, I lost my local Duroc source and how I miss it. I can easily see why you will do this cook over and over and over.
Thanks Bill! That sucks for sure. I have a local butcher that carries but it's frozen most of the time. I can special order fresh from him but the price goes up significantly.

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Another Carolina Treet fan here (thanks to Greg)! Looks killer Neighbor!

Thanks Neighbor! It's thanks to Greg and Richard and now I'm hooked. Works so well with beef and chicken.
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