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			<title>Not a Recipe, but a Technique</title>
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			<description><![CDATA[I was asked to bring a soup for a United Way fundraiser.  I chose to bring bean soup.  I found pork necks on sale at our local grocers for 79 cents per pound.  I bought 5 pounds.  I threw the necs into a shallow baking pan and into a 425' oven after salting with kosher salt.  I let them bake for 1...]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<div>I was asked to bring a soup for a United Way fundraiser.  I chose to bring bean soup.  I found pork necks on sale at our local grocers for 79 cents per pound.  I bought 5 pounds.  I threw the necs into a shallow baking pan and into a 425' oven after salting with kosher salt.  I let them bake for 1 hour.  The idea was to give the meat great flavor for the soup.<br />
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Now for the reason I am posting this.  I removed the pork from the oven and found that the meat had developed a wonderful bark.  I tasted a bit and fell in love all over again with roasted pork.  I ahve been cooking pork in the slow-cooker to make it super tender for my wife, and forgot how wonderful it tastes when roasted at high temperature.  you can bet that my next pork orast will have a thin layer of fat on top, and that it will be roasted at 425' for at least an hour, depending on the size of the roast.  I will liberally salt it with kosher salt.  When the internal remp reads 145, I'll pull it out and enjoy the best pork going.<br />
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Oh, and by the way, did that soup ever come out great.:lol:<br />
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Seeeeeeya; Goodweed of the North</div>

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			<title>ISO Sparerib recipes</title>
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			<description>I love spareribs..especially if you slow cook them and then deep fry it...I just want to know how you cook your spareribs...share it here 
 
 
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<div>I love spareribs..especially if you slow cook them and then deep fry it...I just want to know how you cook your spareribs...share it here<br />
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