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kawboy

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After seeing chilerelleno chilerelleno Porchetta post, i had to try it. Turned out pretty dang good if I do say so myself! Belly was firmer than I thought it should be, but not a deal breaker.
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That pig looks great and I'm mighty fond of your choice of Bourbon as well. :emoji_thumbsup:

Woodford is my go to but Friday I found some bottles of Maker's 46 on sale for 50% off, so I bought a few bottles and it's pretty damn drinkable for $18 for 750ML.
 
That pig looks great and I'm mighty fond of your choice of Bourbon as well. :emoji_thumbsup:

Woodford is my go to but Friday I found some bottles of Maker's 46 on sale for 50% off, so I bought a few bottles and it's pretty damn drinkable for $18 for 750ML.
My oldest son recently got me into the hard stuff. Not bad straight, but I've been really liking it in a low-carb whiskey sour recipe that I've put together.
 
Porchetta has been on my bucket for years, yours looks pretty tasty. How far into the cook did it start to darken up?

And, I see you have Woodford..... very smooth. I was into the Makers yesterday for the Derby, it was nice to see Baffert tie the record for wins, especially after they scratched one of his horses after a tumble in the rose garden.

Have you tried smoked ice for your whiskey? Just take a pan of water, and put it into the smoker for a couple of hours, then strain it through a coffee filter two times.... and freeze. Another good drink is a 'Bullshot', it's like a bloody Mary but with beef broth. Also good with some smoked ice.
 
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Porchetta has been on my bucket for years, yours looks pretty tasty. How far into the cook did it start to darken up?

And, I see you have Woodford..... very smooth. I was into the Makers yesterday for the Derby, it was nice to see Baffert tie the record for wins, especially after they scratched one of his horses after a tumble in the rose garden.

Have you tried smoked ice for your whiskey? Just take a pan of water, and put it into the smoker for a couple of hours, then strain it through a coffee filter two times.... and freeze. Another good drink is a 'Bullshot', it's like a bloody Mary but with beef broth. Also good with some smoked ice.
Thanks, I'm not sure when it started darkening, I just let it ride. Some of my oak is getting kind of old and "punky", so a little more black on the meat than I wanted. I will be trying the smoked ice next time I fire it up though!
 
Looks pretty good from my monitor, nice cook on the Porchetta!
Was that belly skin-on or skinless?
One of the things I like best about SMF is that it's perpetual inspiration of things to cook.
It was skin-less. It was a little thin for bacon, but worked perfect for wrapping a loin.
 
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