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Thanks Whiskey . . . that brand has received more comments. It is really a fun way to "personalize" the food.
It is amazing how hot that sucker gets! I have to use channel locks to hold it because the way the heat radiates up the handle. Also, it came with a nice wooden box with the brand...
I have to agree about how they have altered modern pork. I will only cook it if I have enough time to brine it.
I really want to try some of the more old-time traditional pork, but I have not pulled the trigger on that yet.
Thanks for the comments everyone!! It was a really good and interesting project. Now that I have done it once, there will be many more times.
With the exception of removing the chine bone, this is actually pretty easy to do!
Now the RESULTS:
First the snack . . .
Snack with Bear View:
Out of the smoker, almost exactly three hours:
Three MONSTER chops:
Up close and Personal:
SUCCESS! Remember, always have the butcher remove the back bone! Here is how she looks . . .
Straight out of the Brine:
Now removing the chine bones . . .
READY FOR RUB!
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