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  • bustedknee
    What time should I come over?
    I'll bring wine and pick up a couple of the guys on the way.
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  • JimmyJack
    What do you think made the loin smell?  
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  • Grasshopper
    You lost me after the loin smelled.
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  • KenK/84Bravo

    If it even remotely smelled, toss it. Not worth it. Trust your instinct, "This smells off."

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  • Butchdog2
    Mad hog, not a clean kill. Adrenalin shoots through the blood stream to the muscles. Think it is funkie now wait until the heat hits it. My 2 cents.
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  • Ricci.Wright
    What the hell is a porch etta?? 
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  • Grasshopper
    It's when you take Etta out on the porch and the rest is history.
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  • notnow
    Yeah,if you were cooking the loin by itself you might be able to cook the stank out of it but being inside the belly, it would contaminate the whole thing. Porcetta is traditional Italian street food and usually heavy with garlic and a bit salty too. I made two at the same time last year in my smoker and still have one in the chest freezer. Thanks for reminding me. Although mine isn't the 3 stage type that you've conjured.
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  • yoshmyster

    bustedknee - Not that kind a "pork" fest.

    JimmyJack - It was one of those in a bag with liquid (blood and water). Maybe someone pulled it out and left it out on the cookie isle and they just popped it back in the reefer section after they found it couple days later? I blame the Muslims.

    Yeah I was looking forward to pork, in pork wrapped in pork. Took a whiff and the funk is coming back. I'll cook it up alone and freeze it for a friend's dog. That reminds I do have a few bits of pork butt I steaked out in the freezer I could substitute for the stinky loin. I should've thought about this and saved a few bucks.

    I'll need bread for the sandwiches.

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  • Ricci.Wright
    I would prefer Spam over that mess.
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  • yoshmyster

    Well got it kind a rolled. It looked more like a strung up horse shoe. After slicing a rainbow of porky goodness. But that's not until tomorrow. The thing is resting in the fridge un covered to dry up the skin. I suppose I could have rolled it up better but I kind a over filled it with strips of pork butt.

    Oh took the rank loin back and I got my money back. I ended up buying lotto tickets with the refund. Good to know I can return things in COVID era.

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  • KenK/84Bravo
    Ricci.Wright: 31543205868187/comments/31543224817563
    I would prefer Spam over that mess.

    After all the badmouthing about SPAM, it has been consistently sold out for months now. 😆

    I have probably 20 cans, so I am good to go. Just been observing.


    Glad you got your $$ back Yosh. Never even thought about the option of taking it back. Good on you.

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  • yoshmyster

    The dog missed out on free eats but if the dog "leaked" in the house I'd feel bad for the pooch. I'm sure her owners are happy that there was no leakage.

    Anyhow it came out pretty good. The skin could've been crisper and this would've been great in one of those RonCo Rotessery to crisp up the skin. I know I could've cranked up on the heat for the last 20 but it had such a beautiful brown without any burn. Think Tyra Banks all oiled up. Then the power outage (warm day) threw off the cooking time. I reckon I'll just pan fry it before sliding it in to a sandwich. That reminds me I need to go get some bread later today and maybe a 'mater?

    The fresh sage and Italian Oregano I picked up made the whole house smell like I was making a pizza. I'll need to plant those. Oh the Thyme I picked up a while back was getting fried by the heat. Had I not picked up those herbs Friday I would've had "dried" thyme. A couple might not bounce back? I remember reading they're "supposed" to be drought tolerant. 

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