pnwchef
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Twinwillow
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Re:PIG ROAST
Sat, 09/10/11 3:38 PM
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Some of you really know how to hurt some of us. Can't wait to see the 'finished product'. Let's see, if I leave now........... 
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mar52
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Re:PIG ROAST
Sat, 09/10/11 4:18 PM
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Silly Boy... you used chicken wire.
(Isn't that coated in tin or something else poisonous?)
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Foodbme
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Re:PIG ROAST
Sun, 09/11/11 4:00 AM
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That's a nice rig ya got there!
Where did you get it??
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seafarer john
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Re:PIG ROAST
Sun, 09/11/11 11:05 AM
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Chicken wire is galvanized steel wire - nothing poisonous there...
Cheers, John
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Twinwillow
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Re:PIG ROAST
Sun, 09/11/11 11:57 AM
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Right, about the wire. Done that way often depending on who's doing it.
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chefbuba
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Re:PIG ROAST
Sun, 09/11/11 12:41 PM
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Damn Bill!...Wish I could have made it over, I can taste it from here!
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pnwchef
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Re:PIG ROAST
Sun, 09/11/11 1:21 PM
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chefbuba
Damn Bill!...Wish I could have made it over, I can taste it from here!
Craig, your always invited my friend, next time around........... We Roasted off a few Mexican seasoned Angus Chuck Roasts and shredded for taco meat. We cut 2" slices off of Angus Sirloin butts to marinade/ grill and sliced like a London Broil, served with a Bearnaise sauce. We had fresh baked rolls, Tortillas, Fresh made Salsa/Chips, Scalloped Potatoes, Charro beans, Fresh corn on the cobb, all kinds of fresh salads/ relist trays, pasta salads, develed eggs, and of course 2 Kegs.........This is a picture of the Pig about 1/2 done, the Pig took about 8 hrs. I was to busy slicing the London broil and serving the Pig to take pictures of the finished Pig. I was busier than a one legged man at a ass kicking contest. 
<message edited by PNWCHEF on Sun, 09/11/11 1:23 PM>
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Twinwillow
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Re:PIG ROAST
Sun, 09/11/11 2:30 PM
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That's one beautiful piggie. I'd kill for a piece of it.
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Michael Hoffman
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Re:PIG ROAST
Mon, 09/12/11 1:43 PM
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Yep! A good old Southern Connecticut Pigout.
Good on ya!
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kland01s
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Re:PIG ROAST
Mon, 09/12/11 1:57 PM
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Your son knows how to celebrate a birthday right! Lucky family and friends!
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Foodbme
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Re:PIG ROAST
Mon, 09/12/11 4:13 PM
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I'd still like to know where you got that fantastic Pig Cookin' Rig!
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claracamille
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Re:PIG ROAST
Sun, 09/18/11 7:38 AM
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Great looking pig!! We always use chicken wire to wrap our pigs. We start very early in the morning, then off to Cracker Barrel for breakfast. The first time we had a pig roast, I came home from work to the pig packed in ice in my bath tube! Maggie,our yellow lab, barked at the pig all night!!
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RodBangkok
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Re:PIG ROAST
Sun, 09/18/11 7:52 AM
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The pig looks great, one thing to remember about galvanised materials in contact with food, it is normally no problem, but if you have an acidic solution, say a sauce that is in contact with the galvanised material, it can dissolve the zinc into the sauce, is this a big concern, probably not, just worth mentioning.
Hope your party went well!
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