Suckling pig on a WSM

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Suckling pig on a WSM

Postby Eddie » 29 Jun 2012, 01:52

Found this Video on UTube, the presenter is a little bit nuts but stay with it.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WSJv_0Liy90

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Re: Suckling pig on a WSM

Postby keith157 » 29 Jun 2012, 08:03

I've watched this a couple of times in the past, and sir, you are indeed generous he's more than a little mad!!!!!
Wouldn't say no to a taste test though. It's a format I may have to follow (the siting of the piggie not the madness) if I hope to get a suckling pig done this year. I'm still hopeful of rotisserie cooking it we'll just have to see how things pan out.
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Re: Suckling pig on a WSM

Postby RobinC » 29 Jun 2012, 08:18

Suckling pig is definitely on my to do list. Would be a good run out for the Ranch. As Keith says I think you are being very generous about the presenter.
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Re: Suckling pig on a WSM

Postby Steve » 29 Jun 2012, 09:54

Suckling pig racing style on a ranch. Oh hell yeah!!!!

Damnit Robin that's BBQ Nirvana right there.
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Re: Suckling pig on a WSM

Postby RobinC » 29 Jun 2012, 11:18

It's gonna happen. Don't know when but just found a place about 25 miles away that sells suckling pigs!!! Need to do some planning & research. Having watched that YouTube vid looks essential to get pissed before you start cooking :lol:
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Re: Suckling pig on a WSM

Postby Steve » 29 Jun 2012, 11:26

Yep that sounds like a great plan. There's a great porchetta style recipe in Wicked Good BBQ. Would fit perfect on a ranch.

I need to get me one of those bad boys.
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