Pork Shoulder oozing blackish gray stuff in crockpot

[Anonymous]

My pork shoulder is oozing this blackish gray stuff in my crock pot...is this normal or do I have bad meat?

[Anonymous]

normal

[Anonymous]

gross

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:normal

Normal for slow-cooked zombie meat.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:My pork shoulder is oozing this blackish gray stuff in my crock pot...is this normal or do I have bad meat?

It is, after all, the shoulder of a greasy, filth eating creature (pigs typically eat their own fecal matter mixed with the ground dried remains of other pigs) slowly being heated in a broth of its own bodily fluids. But hey, L'Chaim. Enjoy.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:My pork shoulder is oozing this blackish gray stuff in my crock pot...is this normal or do I have bad meat?

It is, after all, the shoulder of a greasy, filth eating creature (pigs typically eat their own fecal matter mixed with the ground dried remains of other pigs) slowly being heated in a broth of its own bodily fluids. But hey, L'Chaim. Enjoy.

LOL!

This is why I both don't usually cook pork or beef at home and am dubious about using the crock pot, as I would also be totally unsure about how to tell whether it's normal or not.

[Anonymous]

yuck!

[Anonymous]

that would be the cooked blood. did you think that your meat had no blood?

[Anonymous]

Vomit.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:My pork shoulder is oozing this blackish gray stuff in my crock pot...is this normal or do I have bad meat?

It is, after all, the shoulder of a greasy, filth eating creature (pigs typically eat their own fecal matter mixed with the ground dried remains of other pigs) slowly being heated in a broth of its own bodily fluids. But hey, L'Chaim. Enjoy.

Nice. Do you kiss your mother with that mouth?

[Anonymous]

So, Op. How was dinner?

[Anonymous]

It was delicious!!! Seriously good and even better the second day! Sandra Lee orange pulled pork. Do it!