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  1. That piggy has been with me for at least 71 years. I have an old photo of me in a diaper on a kitchen counter, having apparently climbed up there to get the piggy.
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  2. Nope! Ziffel is alive & well on top of my PC!
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  3. Kind of cruel making the piggy watch you eat that 🫣
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  4. Woo, Hoo! We hit 74F yesterday (this is after 4" of snow last Friday!), so off to the grill we go! Tonight it's Pork Wings. Done @ 250F (w/Guru - I went out to the brewery for a cold one to celebrate while the wings smoked), indirect, hickory & apple chunks in the smoker pot, smoked for 4 hours. Plated with yellow rice (Sazon Tropical) and sauteed green beans.
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  5. His cousin Arnold enjoys being out in my yard !!!!
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  6. Please don't tell me you slaughter the flying pigs !!!! 🥴
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  7. I’m sorry but the post is confusing. If you brought the ribs to 230f then they wouldn’t be too moist. I typically cook an 8 to 10 pound rack at 240 until internal team reaches 165f then wrap in butcher paper. Continue on until internal temp reaches 200 and take the ribs off. Leave the ribs in the paper and wrap in foil and then a towel and place that in a cooler for a couple hours to rest. How long it takes to get to 165f varies, they are all different but I would expect a 10 pound rack to take 6 hours then an additional 3 hours after wrapping. But anywhere from 8 to 10 hours is typical.
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