Pig Tails Barbeque

12/20/2023

Pre-flight beer , Heading to Texas to check out the BBQ and See my Daughter can’t wait too get there .

12/12/2023

Look who’s Back the Pig Tails BBQ Pigs !!!

08/26/2023

No. These are not pickled eggs. These are homegrown, unwashed eggs stored in lime water. The lime water fills in all the pores of the egg and encases them in a shell of "glass". Water glassed eggs can last stored at room temperature like this for up to 2 years. This method of preserving raw eggs has been used since the 1800s and was common even into the 1940s and 50s. When refrigerators became a standard kitchen appliance, water glassing almost became a lost art.
You cannot use commercial eggs for this because they have all had the protective coating (bloom) washed off the shell and will quickly go bad. I recently scrambled up 18 eggs that had been stored in lime water for 7 months on an unrefrigerated cupboard shelf and they tasted perfectly fresh (although the yoke seemed a bit thinner than fresh eggs).
Anyhow, if you have an abundance of fresh, unwashed eggs, you might want to try putting some away for later. The ratio is one ounce (by weight) of lime (calcium hydroxide) to one quart of water. Calcium hydroxide is a completely natural, organic ingredient and harmless, although the powder is very fine and may irritate your lungs if you breathe it in. The lime water also quickly dried out the skin on my hands and I had to apply lotion to get them back to normal. When you do use the eggs, be sure to rinse them thoroughly before you crack them or they will taste like lime.
FYI: a gallon size container will store about 40 eggs. Lime is also known as calcium hydroxide. You can buy it in 50 pound bags in the masonry section of the hardware store, or in 1 pound bags in the canning section of the grocery store....often labeled as "pickling lime”. Thank you Jess Jassop NOTE: This is not my post, was worth sharing.

05/27/2023

1st graduation of the year , repeat customer.

05/20/2023

RECIPE: https://bellyfull.net/homemade-sweet-chili-sauce/

Stop buying Sweet Chili Sauce at the store - you can make it at home in just 15 minutes! Garlicky, tangy, sweet, and a little spicy, it's perfect for dipping spring rolls, egg rolls, and dumplings into. We also love it over a brick of cream cheese with crackers!

05/19/2023

Ok Graduation Day is coming up soon so I going to offer a special for anybody that want something great and easy for your party. Pulled pork for only $ 10.00 a pound !! Taking orders now

05/19/2023

05/06/2023

Pig tail BBQ is proud to support our fire depts Thank you Shermansdale FD and New Kingstown FD for gaving us !!!!

05/06/2023

Super Raffle!

04/29/2023

Who needs pork ??? Graduation time is coming up quick !!

03/12/2023

Sometimes I hate my past.

Not all of it. I’ve had a very blessed life and really great times.

But, there are parts of it I hate.

There are parts I wish weren’t a part of my story. I wish when I shared my testimony, I didn’t have to include them.

Because when I think about them, there are still emotions attached to these memories that I would rather not feel.

Shame. Regret. Sadness. Anger. To name a few.

Listen, I know I’m forgiven by Jesus. I know He died on the cross for my sin. I know that He can heal anything.

But from time to time, things in my past still hurt.

I wish I could go back and erase those things.

But I can’t.

Sometimes I hate it.

Sometimes.

Other times, I’m able to see my past differently.

Because it’s my past that makes me so incredibly grateful for a Savior, because I really need one.

It’s my past that keeps me humble and reminds me that the enemy wants to destroy me, and if I’m not careful he knows how to get to me.

It’s my past that has helped establish my faith in God. When I doubt Him, I can think about where I’ve been and remember how far He has brought me.

It’s my past that helps me have compassion and empathy for people who are in their own dark places. It makes me want to stand by them and speak truth into them.

It’s my past that has allowed me to not give up even when things feel hopeless. Because things are never hopeless.

It’s my past that has brought me exactly to where I am today.

It’s my past that has made me open my hands and heart to God and cry out for Him.

And because of that, I would never change it.

It’s my past that keeps pointing me back to Jesus and it reminds me that doing life with Him is so much better than doing it alone.

Even though I don’t like it, I’m grateful for my past.

~Kelli Bachara, The Unraveling Blog