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I just did this for the first time a few days ago. My neighbors loved and so did my family. Mine was a bit sweet as I added to much brown sugar. they did have a awesome char though. Next time I’ll really do some different things. Make some spicy for sure, less sugar and just about whatever else...
I retract that statement. I did Al Pastor a few months ago. If I remember correctly this is around three pounds for reference on a standard wooden kabob/skewer. I rolled the pineapple all the way through. I did a lot of research here for this cook. It was great, but a little much for my kids.
Good looking ribs. Now I want some. Holy moly those are expensive. I haven’t bought those in years but my local Stater Bros would sell them at the butcher counter in their house sauce, kind of a a teriyaki ish flavor but they were 7.99 back then. I thought that was expensive, that’s why I stoped...
I was introduced to this awesome spice about 15 years ago. Where I live in Southern Ca, we have street fruit vendors that will basically cut up 5-6 different fruits and put it in a large plastic cup then squeeze a whole lime over the cup of fruit and dowse it with TaJin. I now do the same thing...
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