Buckhunter1955
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Pigs in the Vineyard, they gotta go!
Dude that sounds deliciousThe little ones are the best. 60 lbs. live weight, after I gut and skin them I lop off their heads and cut them in half right down the backbone, then stuff whole garlic cloves in the bigger muscles, salt and pepper and put them on the Webber.
Great jalapeno-cheddar sausage too!The little ones are the best. 60 lbs. live weight, after I gut and skin them I lop off their heads and cut them in half right down the backbone, then stuff whole garlic cloves in the bigger muscles, salt and pepper and put them on the Webber.
I think that is a little bit of both. I've killed pigs out of alfalfa fields that taste horrible. Now, I just make sausage out of the entire pig when I am lucky enough to kill one.When people say that you can't eat the big ones, is it because they are too tough to eat, or do they taste extremely strong?
They don't fit on their Weber. ?When people say that you can't eat the big ones, is it because they are too tough to eat, or do they taste extremely strong?
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