hey, guys - thanks for the welcome back, and for the kind words. it's good to be back ~
this one is a true joy with such a simple, yet perfect combination of components that are guaranteed to make you a hero at the table.
for those who want to try this, PLEASE read the post carefully, since i found while doing this that you want to do a slightly different procedure based on the cut of pork you are doing. basically, for bigger, longer-cooking cuts of meat (more than 4 hours or so), you want to do a couple of things to ensure that you get all the flavour and the benefits of the "lacquering." of the pork. for smaller, shorter-cooking meats (spares and baby backs, especially), just make the marinade, marinate, and toss them on, painting them as you normally would.
these things are truly good and also truly beautiful to see on the grate - when the smoke starts colouring them, and they darken up with the heat, it's truly something to see.
as for more castillian recipes, i am pretty sure i can come up with a few that i have tried - i can think of a couple right away, but tehy are not barbecue - will see if i can find a good place to post them.
best regards to all, especially the friends i have made here - if anyone has any questions, please don't hesitate to ask ~
ron