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Got some ribs from the grocery yesterday on a whim. Up until this point I had only done:
• Turkey Legs
• Pork Loins
• Whole Chickens
I used a coffee based rub and these cam out fantastic. Will definitely make again.
So I am looking to do a pork shoulder and had not thought about brining it. I always brine my pork loins. Is there much added benefit to brining the shoulder?
Came out DELICIOUS!!!
Brined in water, kosher salt, cracked pepper, garlic cloves, cinnamon and cloves.
Cooked at 235 for about 3.25 hours and pulled at 165. Foiled and let sit for 20 minutes. Ate one of the wings for a taste test. They'll be for dinner tomorrow!
Thanks. Got 'em prepped and in the brine. Smoking tomorrow after work. Also doing a sirloin tip roast after reading Jeff's article. Says it makes the best roast beef sandwich you ever ate.
Got a couple yard birds 'bout to get brined.
Should I spatchcock before or after I brine it? Does it matter?
Thanks in advanced.
Edit:
My wife cracked up upon hearing the term "spatchcock"