I'd love that place.
Slow and low pork shoulder left overs, heated up on cast iron and smothered with Tillamook is impossible to mess up. Hell I even had a side of sliced pickles with it!!!
"Don't fear the cheese. Embrace the cheese."
RMEF shared this photo a few weeks ago, but I just saw it today. This thing is a pig. All kinds of junk and mass. It'd make my day just to see him or pickup his sheds.
Lunch is a ton of Tillamook White Cheddar melted over leftover slow roasted pork shoulder. Of course in the cast iron to get it crispy around the edges.
I predict this thread continues deep into 2021. There really is no end in sight. We have some legit scribes in this group who can really put some words together.
Maybe I should have emphasized the word "little". I am against sharts in the field or anyplace for that matter. The cheese counters the prune juice, making them the perfect pair for the microbiome of your stomach. Just sayin :)
That is cool. Brookies have those red spots mixed in, but that looks a lot like one. The largest Brookies my dad and I have caught over the years were 4 1/2 and 5lbs. Few and far between, but they are awesome to fight to the boat.
Yes he does and watching him cook is entertainment at it's best. He reminds me so much of my Grandpa who has passed. He literally moves and hand gestures just like him. My entire family loves Kent Rollins.
Meet Kent Rollins. He is the best. I have one of his cookbooks. He does a lot of dutch oven cooking, but he cooks everything. Here is a cheese smoking video.