To prop up the pork shoulder, place celery sticks, carrots, and thick onion rings on the bottom of the pan. It will lift up the meat and add some flavor, too.
Cook pork shoulder for a long time with low heat—this helps the meat stay tender. You don't want to use high heat; otherwise, the outside will get overcooked (or possibly...
Definitely! The problem you run into when cooking any big cut of meat too fast at high heat is that the outside gets overcooked (or possibly burned) before the inside...
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