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On 2020 May 14, , dsi1 wrote
(in >): > Pulled pork is a popular dish on this rock. Mostly it's served with some > shoyu or chili pepper water. The old Hawaiians used to cook pig by heating > some rocks and then cooking the pig underground with the rocks. Some > Hawaiians still do. I can't say how Taco Bell does it though. Ive eaten portions of whole subterannean cooked pig maybe five times in my life. It was always excellent, but I preferred the goat. Ive only eaten goat once, but Ill never forget it. It was cooked underground along with a pig and a lamb by some bar in Silver Springs, NV in the eighties. Im glad I went to the shindig. It was a last minute thing that made an enduring impression. Wondrous experiences like that are rare. leo |
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