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Whole pig on charcoal rotisserie
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- Nov 2014
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- Anchorage, AK
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Huskee - yes I do believe that the 1 hour per 10 pounds rule of thumb works. Obviously I drug a 75 pound pig out for a total of 14 hours, but it could have been done in about 8 or 8-1/2 hours. There was no problem with slowing it down. The extra time really loosened up the shoulders for perfect pulled pork at a temp of approx 190F. I second the rule of 1 hour per 10 pounds of whole pig. Would probably be spot on in an enclosed pit.
Parts of the skin were super tasty, but the majority of it was just too thick.
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Beautiful cook! Thanks for the share.


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