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    Posted: 22 June 2015 at 15:51
For those so inclined, Texas is a place to start looking, so far , we have been soaked until pruney,then poached, now being sauteed and in another month,being deep fried,
Ah, the joys of living in Texas!


At least we do not have to walk on our water 9 months of the year.
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Holy whatever you hold holy's!
If you are ever in New Zealand be careful how you talk about long pork.
As a sixth generation New Zealander or " Pakeha "(descended from white settlers) - I am long pork!
Of course after seven to eight generations this is a difficult history, but it did happen.
If any are interested there are a few reputable scholarly articles on the topic.
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Originally posted by Effigy Effigy wrote:

Holy whatever you hold holy's!
If you are ever in New Zealand be careful how you talk about long pork.
As a sixth generation New Zealander or " Pakeha "(descended from white settlers) - I am long pork!
Of course after seven to eight generations this is a difficult history, but it did happen.
If any are interested there are a few reputable scholarly articles on the topic.

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   good to see you Effigy!
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Post Options Post Options   Thanks (0) Thanks(0)   Quote gonefishin Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 29 July 2015 at 08:39
Originally posted by drinks drinks wrote:

For those so inclined, Texas is a place to start looking, so far , we have been soaked until pruney,then poached, now being sauteed and in another month,being deep fried,
Ah, the joys of living in Texas!


At least we do not have to walk on our water 9 months of the year.


   hang in there drinks...you could come up north in a few months and they'll put ya in the freezer!
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Forecast for the next 10 days, 101' to 105', no rain.
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Getting closer to deep fried, it is 105'F on the back porch.
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The fat is in the deep fryer, the central air went out last night, the temperature in the office is 96' at this time, that is with a fan on high.
Supposed to have a serviceman today, can hardly wait!
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In the line of cooking, the local supermarket has 1' sacks of hickory, pecan, mesquite and white oak on hand.
Makes good smoking wood.
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Sooooo
Does anyone have a good recipe for Braised Pork? Approve
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Actually, just sauted, the serviceman showed up about 4 pm, had the a/c running in about 15 minutes, the motor starting capacitor had gone bad, ah, it feels better, slept like a log after only 3-4 hours the previous night.
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