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Old 07-09-2000, 10:15 AM
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i have a catering company and i have been asked to do a road kill party ,one of the items requested was a roast pig,does anyone have any experience with this i will be roasting it in a conventional oven the pig will be dressed and weigh between 45-50 lbs
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Old 07-12-2000, 10:39 AM
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bluemoon,

I am not sure what you mean by dressed? Do you mean that you are leaving it whole, tying it to keep its shape and the roasting it?
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Old 07-14-2000, 06:27 AM
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yes Nikko and thanks for the reply the pig will be whole all intact just cleaned gutted and ready for the oven.
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Old 07-16-2000, 11:07 AM
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I like apple and sausage and chestnuts in my dressing, great when roasting goes good with either rice or bread.
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An Alto-Sham works great for whole pigs if you can't do them outside on a spit.

The secret to good roasted pig is cooking it slow. Rub it down generouslly with lots of seasoning (Adobo is great). I have also used a hypodermic needle and infused the meat with apple juice. That works great.

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