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Pork Shoulder Tonight , Although The Meat Was A Bit Stringy


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Back to living off the land tonight , bought this little joint Sunday for about £1.70 and all the veg were nice and fresh , Charlotte spuds , Celery , Parsnips , Carrots , English Sprouts and Cauliflower, overdone the amount on the plate but having a Lab you have never got to worry about wasting anything ☺️

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Something about Charlotte potato's, love them but not seen any in the supermarkets. I love shoulder pork, used to have what we called hand of pork years ago in the butchers, chuck in the oven with parsnips and spuds, 4 pints and a few games of darts and it was cooked when i got back in.

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On 31/10/2024 at 21:32, ditchman said:

it was stringy because you are supposed to take the string off before eating it :whistling:

Well I never , I thought the string was edible Simon , I could have gone on a shoot today but I couldn't go as I was tied up .:lol:

We are now back on the happy hour  .:drinks:    MM

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10 hours ago, marsh man said:

Brilliant , I have never had a Lion joint , was it roaring success 

I think Bigbob missed your humorous comment 🙄😆🤣

8 hours ago, Bigbob said:

Aye i was hoping for leftover sandwiches the next day but we polished it off 

 

11 hours ago, Bigbob said:

I got a pork lion joint google said high temp for 40 minutes but when i sliced it the wife said kill it and put it back in the oven LOL

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2 hours ago, JKD said:

I think Bigbob missed your humorous comment 🙄😆🤣

 

10 / 10 for a man from the Southern regions to spot Bobs spelling mistake , as for those from across the border , they need to pay more attention at the back :lol: , only joking , I first met the Scotch fishermen when they came down to ours during the Herring fishing days in the 60s and 70s , and I once had a holiday in the Highlands several years ago , the ones I met were the salt of the earth and dare I say it ,they were more friendlier than the ole Norfolk boys , now the ole original boys are a declining race and in this modern age are unlikely to be repeated  . :good:

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