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TIPS & TRICKS

• Choose secondary cuts from the shoulder, neck and belly, which have the most flavour and will benefit from long, slow cooking to produce super-tender meat. These cuts tend to be cheaper, and are an economical way to feed a crowd.

• Freeze the meat in the sauce it’s been cooked in to keep it moist and tender.

• Make sure you set aside plenty of time to cook the meat.

• If you’re short of time, try buying shredded barbecue chicken, which is

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