Cold and Rainy Sunday Pork Butt

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alelover

Master of the Pit
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Pork butts were on sale at the Stock Market in Concord for 1.19 a pound. Picked up a 15 pounder. Smoking the 8 1/4 pound one today.


Made the rub last nite.


1 cup brown sugar
3 Tablespoons paprika
1 Tablespoon ground black pepper
1 Tablespoon onion powder
1 Tablespoon garlic powder
2 teaspoons mustard powder
1 Tablespoon ground cumin
¼ teaspoon cinnamon
2 teaspoon chili powder
½ teaspoon ginger
1 Tablespoon kosher salt
1 teaspoon Oregano
1 teaspoon celery seed
Pinch of Cayenne pepper

Ready to mix.


Mixed and ready to rub.


Crosshatched the fat and rubbed her down.



Sunday morning. Ready for the smoker.


Smoker fired up to 225º. Perfect temp end to end.



Into the smoke we go. Using hickory, a few maple scraps and some Pitmaster blend pellets thrown in once in a while.


TBS


See ya in a few hours.
 
Lookin' good so far...
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Been there done that.  A couple years ago Steph held an umbrella for me while I took the meat off the smoker!

At least you are under cover!!!

Good luck, I'll be checking in.

Bill
 
Second best way to kill a lazy Sunday....nice looking neighborhood, no close neighbors. We're no strangers to smoking/grilling or doing anything in the rain up here...lol....enjoy the day, nice pics
 
nice looking butt. I am going to be doing the same thing monday night. calling for snow and high winds here in Bristol,TN. Will be smoking 3 butts and 4 pork loin roasts wrapped in bacon.
 
 
Thought wrapping Joe's kielbasa in some bacon might be a good idea.


Making some smoked cheese and bacon taters to go with the Q.


Boiled the taters skin on for about 12 minutes.


Chopped onion is a must have.


Sauteed in real butter of course.



Bacon. 5 strips.


Smoked sharp cheddar, Gouda, Havarti and Moz.




Added some milk and a little water. And baked at 375º til done.


Butt resting.



Ready to pull.



How about a BEARVIEW.


Bacon wrapped kielbasa. YUM!


Another Bearview.


Potatoes are ready.


Pork, taters and a homemade baguette.


Thanks for watching.
 
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