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Old 08-04-2008, 10:44 PM   #71
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Very nice, my buddy smokes a pig every year....takes about 10 hours. We leave the head on (I say we because I am his little helper bitch all day) while he smokes. Usually it's between 75-90 pounds. We do a duck inside of a chicken, and put two of those (jammed) into the belly, and stitch it all up.

Best duck, chicken and pig I've ever had. Of course he does some sort of sauce and rub both very light while it's smoking, but it's pretty much virgin
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Old 08-05-2008, 01:00 AM   #72
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Man have I been itching to do this.... I have been to a few roasts and they have been great. I do alot of smoking (beef, pork and chickens that is ), but have yet gone "hog wild". I have a double graduation next year (son high school, daughter middle school) so this may be the time, of course I may have to make a couple "Test Runs" first
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Man have I been itching to do this.... I have been to a few roasts and they have been great. I do alot of smoking (beef, pork and chickens that is ), but have yet gone "hog wild". I have a double graduation next year (son high school, daughter middle school) so this may be the time, of course I may have to make a couple "Test Runs" first

start with smoking a duck inside of a chicken...tell me that's not awesome!
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Old 08-05-2008, 09:46 PM   #74
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I haven't been to a pig roast in years. I wish I was one of your neighbors! Thread prosted! Great pic's!
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this is awesome. we go on a camping trip each year and cook massive amounts of food. we've talked about getting a suckling pig a few times and pit roasting it for a day. i may take some notes from this page and see if we can actually get that done this year! thanks much!
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this is awesome. we go on a camping trip each year and cook massive amounts of food. we've talked about getting a suckling pig a few times and pit roasting it for a day. i may take some notes from this page and see if we can actually get that done this year! thanks much!
LOL... just remembered a suckling I did on a camping trip... just to be an obnoxious jerk, we took a suckling on a canoe trip down the Saco up in Maine (for anyone not from NE, the Saco is basically a floating frat party... EVERYONE is drinkin' their faces off, floating down the river and as the day wears on, people pull over, set up camps, camp for the night and then float down the rest of the way in the morning).

I took two heavy duty car batteries, a power inverter, a BBQ spit and hooked them all up, spinning a suckling over a camp fire. People kept floating by our beach-camp with jaws dropped. It was damn good eats too.

I would go with the "pit method" like I described through... shouldn't be too hard with a suckling. Just need a shovel, a bunch of rocks from the camp site and some sort of small lid.
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I would go with the "pit method" like I described through... shouldn't be too hard with a suckling. Just need a shovel, a bunch of rocks from the camp site and some sort of small lid.
sounds like a plan!
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had to share, got this in an email from my buddy who does a pig roast every year

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We are headed to a pig roast this coming weekend... mmmmmm roast pork and antique cars... Enough to get this girl excited!
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