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South American
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This is my all time favorite - Inexpensive piece of meat cooked slowly for 16 hours - and Wow Paradise Rinse the pork shoulder thoroughly and dry with some paper towels cover the meat with a handful of the dry rub - put in to a roasting pan - pour a bottle of beer into the bottom of the pan (if available or water or wine) and into the oven at 200 F for 20 hours. Be careful most ovens turn off after 12 hours so in the morning before going out - turn off the oven and then reset the oven to 200 F again also check the liquid - you might need to add another beer!! Remove the skin - Great to eat if you want (put the skin back in the oven - raise the temperature to 300 until the crackling becomes crunchy!!) - with 2 forks remove the fat - Shred the meat - it should be like butter The dripping from the pan make a great sauce - remove the excess fat add some liquid. I like to serve this rice and black beans the first night - sandwiches or fried rice the next!! 1 Pork Shoulder (@ 8 to 10Lbs)
Dry Rub
2 Parts Paprika 1 Part Garlic Powder 1 Part Onion Powder 1 Part Kosher Salt 1 Part Crushed peppercorn 1 Part sugar 1 Part Dry Thyme 1 Part Dry Oregano 1 Part Cayenne
I usually make a large batch then use it for the Pork as well as Spare Ribs, Chicken, Pork Tenderloin - Basically this seasoning is great rub to have on hand
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