Plum Pork in the GA

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Emo
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Plum Pork in the GA

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Just a couple if pics of a butterflied pork currently cooking in the GA.ImageImage
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Plum Pork in the GA

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It's going to be served on some stir fried GreensImage
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Re: Plum Pork in the GA

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Looking good, but , stop lifting the bloody lid :lol: :lol:
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Plum Pork in the GA

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Re: Plum Pork in the GA

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Looks like you nailed that :wink:
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Plum Pork in the GA

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Nice one!


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Re: Plum Pork in the GA

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Im pretty new to cooking pork, especially over coals but I'm starting to see why so many people love it. :lol:
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Plum Pork in the GA

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Nice work, I love my GA!
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Re: Plum Pork in the GA

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Emo wrote:Im pretty new to cooking pork, especially over coals but I'm starting to see why so many people love it. :lol:
You will be advising others on your new signature dish before the next election . :wink:
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You nailed that :D
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Another GA win!...Love it!

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