Q'ed Hickory Pork Roast and mashed

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DRKsmoking

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Q'ed Hickory Pork Roast and mashed

just a beautiful Sunday , lots of work and around the yard , after the 2 weeks of rain .

Small pork roast , covered with a mix of Jeff's original and Lane's Q-Nami, nice coating
In the BBQ for 4 hours at 475 Deg. With Hickory in the tube for about 1 1/2 hours. Last 40 minutes wrapped in foil.

Pulled out and let it rest while setting up the sides
Mashed and cream corn and a great gravy from the drip pan. Someone does not like cream so also some niblets for her. lol

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Nice crust on the roast at the 2 1/2 hour mark
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After the wrap and rest , time to slice , ( some nice juice in the foil )

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And my usual plate of goodness, with lots of mashed and gravy, cream corn and my B and B pickles

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And for Robert , tx smoker tx smoker . A closeup of the plate and the tasty gravy, lol
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Thanks for looking and hope all had a great weekend,

David
 
Looks excellent David, but 4 hours at 475*? I can't argue with the results it looks great.

Point for sure
Chris
 
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Great cook David, and from the pictures looks like you got a nice view of the lake!

Dave

Thanks Dave for the like and the comment

Was a very nice supper. everyone was happy, even me, lol

Yes we have a great view of the lake we are 100 feet wide on the water, and love it .
Fishing trout and small mouth most evenings when I find the time

From living room, down at bunky, then a nice calm night

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David
 
I like the looks of that gravy. Could you tell us anything about it?

Thanks for the comment,

It was a 1 tablespoon of liquid gravy base, 1 table of hinze ketchup, 1 table of Kraft onion bbq sauce
2 1/2 cups water than add all to the Q drippings pan from the pork. cook for 15 minutes, strain out all the ugly stuff.
Reduce down for about 15 or so minutes, I did add a little corn starch just to give it a little thicker pour state :emoji_yum: :emoji_yum:

David
 
Looks excellent David, but 4 hours at 475*? I can't argue with the results it looks great.

Point for sure
Chris

Thanks Chris for the like and the comment
Ha Ha , was wondering if anyone would say anything about the temp.

It was a very hot day around 31C here. Even before I turned on the Q it was reading 350 +/-. So the guage on the Q was not reading the real temp.
I kept it at what I felt was a good heat with the quick probe in the meat. Did only have on the 2 outside burners on and most heat was at the top . So was mostly like a high top oven with a stupid thermometer. Was just too lazy to go and get one of my inkbirds . But did have my instant read for the meat.

It was very juicy and great flavour.

David
 
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