I just finished some left over pork shoulder that I cooked in the crock pot last night. Damn, that was good. I think I'd still have to go for bacon as my favorite part of our wonderful porcine friend.
Baby back ribs... yummmay... do those come from a baby's back, or from a pig's baby's back? Hey, pass over that recipe, A-Train...
There's really no recipe to it. I just sprinkled the shoulder liberally with salt, pepper, oregano, and rosemary. Then, I cut a few slits with a knife and shoved whole garlic cloves in the slits. I put the shoulder in the crock pot with about a half cup of water, then just turned the crock pot on low and went to bed. It was done when I woke up...
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"Everytime I come in the goddamned kitchen, you in the kitchen. Eatin up all the food. All the chitlins, all the pig feet, all the hog maw!!!"
My favorite part of the pig is the tenderloin. I wrap mine in bacon, drizzle it with this apple glaze I make and throw it on the grill or in the oven.