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My husband used to do a pig pickin' annually, and used it as an excuse to get all of the family, and friends, together. It will certainly feed a crowd, and for non-pork eaters, you can throw some chicken-halves on the cooker at the end, too. If you can't find a crowd to feed, you can also use Boston butts of the pig(s).
My husband used to do a pig pickin' annually, and used it as an excuse to get all of the family, and friends, together. It will certainly feed a crowd, and for non-pork eaters, you can throw some chicken-halves on the cooker at the end, too. If you can't find a crowd to feed, you can also use Boston butts of the pig(s).
Thanks for sharing, weluvwakeforest.
You are welcome.
Pig Pickens are a great mystery to folks from up north.
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Talk about 'good eatin'!
