Pork cuts explained, low-and-slow smoking fundamentals, the whole-hog barbecue tradition, regional sauce styles, and raising pigs on a small holding.
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What Mrhog Does
A celebration of the hog: pork cuts explained, low-and-slow smoking, the whole-hog barbecue tradition, regional styles, and raising pigs on a small holding.
Shoulder, belly, loin, ham — what each part of the hog does best and how to buy it.
Smoking fundamentals: temperature, wood choice, the stall, and why patience is the recipe.
The pit tradition of cooking the entire animal — history, method, and where it survives.
Vinegar, mustard, tomato, and dry — the regional styles and what each does to pork.
How the great pork barbecue traditions differ, from the Carolinas to Memphis and beyond.
Pigs on a small holding: space, feed, temperament, and what newcomers underestimate.
How Mrhog Works
Understand the cuts and what each wants — the hog teaches the method.
Hold a steady low temperature with good smoke, and let time do the cooking.
Pick a regional style, make its sauce honestly, and feed a crowd.
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Pork shoulder. It is forgiving, cheap, and rich in fat and connective tissue — hard to overcook, easy to pull, and the classic first success on any smoker.
A stretch mid-cook where the meat's internal temperature stops rising as moisture evaporates and cools it. Pitmasters wait it out or wrap the meat to push through.
The entire pig cooks for many hours over coals, and the mixed meat — lean, dark, and crisp skin chopped together — gives a depth no single cut matches. It is a tradition kept alive by a shrinking number of pits.
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