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Thanks! Our Spar has a special on them every now and again. I've even cooked with it before, but it's always bugged me that I didn't know exactly what I'm cooking with. *Off to Google pulled pork recipes*

 

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Who needs recipe books these days when there's Google?

 

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Anyone that can tell me what cut this is, please? Somebody said maybe pork shoulder? I want to see if I can make pulled pork but it would be nice to know what cut I'm working with. Thank you!30ffdfa120d452895fdd15e5adccc931.jpg

 

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Brilliant for pulled pork [emoji123][emoji123]

 

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Smoked pork neck with Cider (4.5hrs in the Cobb)

 

Very lightly rosemary smoked lamb rib with Nomu's African rub. Nice little condiment: cherry tomatoes fried/cooked in olive oil, salt, pepper, touch of mint. Works very well with the lamb & can also be a pasta sauce with basil pesto.

After seeing this, I'm embarrassed to post the pic of what I braai'd yesterday.

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Ag v@k it, this was my "spectacular" braai yesterday. Chicken drumsticks with mushrooms and thin wors. I wanted to braai something more fancy, but the Mrs and I were at Pick n Pay getting a few things, so it was a quick 'pick up and pay for' mission. Also, the local Butchery isn't open on a Sunday.

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Ag v@k it, this was my "spectacular" braai yesterday. Chicken drumsticks with mushrooms and thin wors. I wanted to braai something more fancy, but the Mrs and I were at Pick n Pay getting a few things, so it was a quick 'pick up and pay for' mission. Also, the local Butchery isn't open on a Sunday.

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A bad braai beats a great indoor meal any day China

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I need to understand how the 4.5hrs in Cobb works.

 

Normally you could get 2hrs heat - I use the Cobb stones but guess will be the same with brickettes - so when you need heat so much longer, do you start a small secondary fire at about 1:30 so you can replace the brickettes once the first batch is done? Like a Webber type approach?

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I need to understand how the 4.5hrs in Cobb works.

 

Normally you could get 2hrs heat - I use the Cobb stones but guess will be the same with brickettes - so when you need heat so much longer, do you start a small secondary fire at about 1:30 so you can replace the brickettes once the first batch is done? Like a Webber type approach?

yip, start a second fire & replace. Check my 1st pic Edited by Patensie

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