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Anna N

Anna N

Gives new meaning to my Nan's expression: If pig's had wings.  Used to squelch silly ideas. But to be a little more helpful... I think I would consider it to be a tough cut of pork similar to a hock and one recommendation I found in a book suggests 70°C for 18-20 hours.  I don't claim any expertise so I'm hoping others will chime in.

 

Edited to add the title and author of the book I consulted:. The Complete Sous Vide Cookbook by Chris McDonald. His timing and temp for a pork shoulder roast proved perfect for me. 

Anna N

Anna N

Gives new meaning to my Nan's expression: If pig's had wings.  Used to squelch silly ideas. But to be a little more helpful... I think I would consider it to be a tough cut of pork similar to a hock and one recommendation I found in a book suggests 70°C for 18-20 hours.  I don't claim any expertise so I'm hoping others will chime in.

Anna N

Anna N

Gives to meaning to my Nan's expression: If pig's had wings.  Used to squelch silly ideas. But to be a little more helpful... I think I would consider it to be a tough cut of pork similar to a hock and one recommendation I found in a book suggests 70°C for 18-20 hours.  I don't claim any expertise so I'm hoping others will chime in.

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