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Ready to Light the Charcoal
4 hours later - READY TO GO
Roast Turkey, Chickens, Briskets etc....
How to Roast a Pig - Brining: is a simple but important process that enhances the flavor and juiciness of your pig. It is a foolproof way to infuse flavor; meaning you just can’t mess this up. Feel free to experiment with it. You can replace some of the water with beer or broth. You [...] Read more
Cooking Instructions
Cooking Instructions: These are mainly taken directly from the cooking a whole pig instructions that came with the cooking box with a few embellishments by us at How to Roast Pig. Get two large chimney starters loaded with 16 lbs of charcoal and lit. Tie the pig with the provided hooks to the rack. Insert [...] Read more
La Caja Accessories
Knowing all the useful and sometimes necessary tools and gadgets available really helped us learn How to Roast a Pig successfully. Just like anything else having the proper equipment and tools makes the job easier and a lot more fun! Bear Paw Meat Handlers – These nifty devices help you lift and carve hot [...] Read more
Tips and Techniques
One of the great things about the box cooking technique is that it allows you to cook on a removable barbecue grate while your pig is roasting in the box. This allows you to get double duty out of your charcoal and to provide some “throw down” for your guests. With the bbq grate above the [...] Read more
BBQ Pits and Smokers
Please pardon our mess as we remodel our “How to Roast a Pig” website….Come back soon! Read more
Roasted Garlic Tip
Another tip to take advantage of the box cooker is to roast garlic inside the box while roasting the pig. I cut the tops off of 6 bulbs of garlic and drizzle with olive oil, add a pinch of kosher salt and a couple grinds of fresh black pepper. Wrap each individually in heavy-duty aluminum [...] Read more

