That's going to be tasty. Good call on the string. I have used large paperclips bent into an S for small pieces. In spite of the fat, no big deal really, Butt has a nicer texture, when cooked, then the lean Loin, which gets kind of dry and mealy...JJ
That does it. I need to do this...:points:
Looks great,where's the samples?
Very pretty!
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Looks like you nailed it! As for the flavor, unbelievable isn't it?
Great in beans for sure.
:points: for your first!
That's it... Now I need some of that!Not sure what to try first, Case.
I never even ate it before. Just seen people making it and said to myself, I need some of that.
4 oz. Is usually enough for a family size recipe. This way if you need more, 16 oz., pull 4 packs. Enjoy, came out nice and juicy...JJThanks for the help. Flavor is hard to explain.
Now, how to cut it up and freeze? Slices? Chunks? Whole?
That's it... Now I need some of that!
Looks great, I love those kind of recipes, simple and good!
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4 oz. Is usually enough for a family size recipe. This way if you need more, 16 oz., pull 4 packs. Enjoy, came out nice and juicy...JJ
Thanks Foam
NIce looking, well done man........
Thanks Richie. Now I need to make something with it.
Adam nice job on the Tasso I have never eaten that,puts another on the never ending list.Thanks for sharing
Richie
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Yep! Leave it in large pieces, but cut them down to around 4oz like the Chef said. Vac pack and leave it for a week or so, flavor gets even better.
Thanks Disco. I know you could make some great TassoInspirational, Adam. I have to try this.
Points.
Disco