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Smoked pulled pork!

Discussion in 'The Smokehouse' started by Pallet Pete, Dec 17, 2023.

  1. Pallet Pete

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    I covered the pork butt in mustard then made a sweet rub and sprinkled the seasoning over the top. It went into the smoker at 0500 at 205F and went all day. The last hour I covered it in foil and put it back in the smoker. Somewhere around 1700 I pulled it and shredded the pork and man it turned out great


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    Looks fantastic!
     
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    Outstanding :salute:

    Altho, I personally wrap between 145°-165° regardless time.
     
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    Well done sir!:thumbs:

    When I do mine I prep the same way , mustard paint and season usually the night before. Then up early to get it started since it is an all day love affair.
    It is well worth the effort.
     
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    Looks great Pete!
     
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    I do sometimes but I wanted a nice crispy crust this time. Success! I did skip the resting phase too which I normally don’t. It usually goes in a cooler still wrapped for a couple hours to cool down. That seems to work good for me.
     
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    That would be me being lazy and not making the seasoning the night before :(
     
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    Taste wise I am not sure it matters; I try to do it the night before to save a little time. I season the night before and as soon as I wake up even before I get the fire going the meat comes out of the refrigerator and sits at room temperature until the fire is ready. The same goes for ribs.
    I actually like the crispy bark like you have on yours.
     
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    Fries look great too!!!! How did you do them?
     
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    I use an air fryer for the fries normally. It’s awesome. 350F for 10 minutes usually does it.

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    The many uses of pulled pork. I put some in the juices from the smoker and microwaved for a little bit to make it softer again and add some flavor. It seemed to work.

    Pork Carnitas!

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