D3monic said:Yea, recipe isn't happening when it only lets you post a few words.........I got 4 pics and a title and that's all it would let me have. Twitter is dumb
Twitter is the only one that's not dumb ... to me. I love Twitter.
D3monic said:Yea, recipe isn't happening when it only lets you post a few words.........I got 4 pics and a title and that's all it would let me have. Twitter is dumb
All you need is a brief description, not a whole recipe.D3monic said:Yea, recipe isn't happening when it only lets you post a few words.........I got 4 pics and a title and that's all it would let me have. Twitter is dumb
JoynersHotPeppers said:Use this as an example to what others have done...
https://twitter.com/hashtag/LDHStacocontest?src=hash
Nice post btw or should I saw tweet! Hope you win!
He already tweetedLucky Dog Hot Sauce said:All you need is a brief description, not a whole recipe.
And here's an idea - 1 tweet with pic (hashtag #ldhstacocontest) and then another tweet with a recipe or description.
Yeah I saw the tweet.D3monic said:
I already made it and then replied to my own post with a few basic ingredients
Sheesh!JoynersHotPeppers said:He already tweeted
Yeah I saw the tweet.
Lucky Dog Hot Sauce said:Sheesh!
Sounds great, I have another pork shoulder I have to cook tomorrow. One of them today was broken down for the Trinidad pork stew and 4 pounds of homemade chorizo.D3monic said:But for yalls enjoyment since I can't post the full thing there it was a pork shoulder rubbed down with copious amounts of Anchiote paste, cumin, mexican oregano, pequin peppers, sea salt, pepper. Marinaded with the juice of one lemon and two sour oranges over night.
Smoked with I think it was apple wood for 5 hours before adding the fire roasted peppers and covering with foil and transferring to a 350 degree oven until meat pulled apart.
Fried up some bacon, crisped the meat in the bacon grease and served garnished with soap weed, bacon and queso fresco cheese.
JoynersHotPeppers said:Sounds great, I have another pork shoulder I have to cook tomorrow. One of them today was broken down for the Trinidad pork stew and 4 pounds of homemade chorizo.
I just rubbed one out to that post.D3monic said:But for yalls enjoyment since I can't post the full thing there it was a pork shoulder rubbed down with copious amounts of Anchiote paste, cumin, mexican oregano, pequin peppers, sea salt, pepper. Marinaded with the juice of one lemon and two sour oranges over night.
Smoked with I think it was apple wood for 5 hours before adding the fire roasted peppers and covering with foil and transferring to a 350 degree oven until meat pulled apart.
Fried up some bacon, crisped the meat in the bacon grease and served garnished with soap weed, bacon and queso fresco cheese.