Picking Pork
- 1 fresh pork ham, whole or shoulder or butt half-must be fresh ham, not smoked or cured
- vinegar
- seasoned pepper
- Trim ham, leaving small amount of fat for flavor during the cooking.
- All skin and brine should be removed.
- Rub the fresh ham with liberal amount of vinegar. Cover the ham completely with seasoned pepper, pressing the pepper into the sides so most of it will adhere.
- Wrap in heavy duty foil tightly.
- Place in roasting pan and bake in 200 degree over overnight or at least 10 hours. When unwrapped, the pork should fall apart or shred when pulled with a fork.
- Place on a large serving platter on a buffet table and your guests will "pick" at it forever.
- Serve with your favorite barbecue sauce.
- Sounds too easy to be true or any good, but it is out of this world in flavor and taste.
- Great for sandwiches.
- Save the juices from the ham and cook rice in it for the best rice you will ever taste.
- Everybody will love it.
pork ham, vinegar, pepper
Taken from www.cookbooks.com/Recipe-Details.aspx?id=39725 (may not work)