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Good idea using a finishingsauce. My pulled pork always seemed to be lacking something until I tried it. Here's a good one from one of our members:
Chef JimmyJ's FinishingSauce
...4 pork butts and pulled them yesterday. Refrigerated and plan to serve tomorrow. A couple questions for the experts...1) Should I add finishingsauce before or after reheating? I'm inclined to add it before to help the moisture. 2) I was going to use the oven to reheat, but am now considering...
...then pull it when its cooled enough to pull (or when I lose patience).
To the pulled pork, I add some additional rub to taste and finishingsauce. The finishingsauce makes it.
The FinishingSauce I use is as follows:
1 Cup Apple Cider Vinegar
2 Tablespoons Brown Sugar
1 Teaspoon Tony...
...all over... You want the probe to sllde in and out llike peanut butter.. That's when they are done and ready for resting...
And here is another members finishingsauce that has also gotten rave reviews...
I used the hot honey and yard birds on my last couple buts, then after adding the finishingsauce I added more hot honey to get the heat back, worked great! I probably would rerub ribs tho.
I've been doing this for a few years. The key to getting the right texture is taking the pork butt a little past your normal finishing temp, I usually take mine to 210°, to get the softer 'mushy' feel, doing this helps them hold together better when smashing.
Pop one on a toasted bun with some...
...I cook all butts at 275 start to finish. Low and slow just takes longer. I dont wrap or spritz, just smoke till done, rest, pull and add finishingsauce.
BUT: like @chopsaw mentioned. I will rarely cook something (or try new methodology) for others for the first time. Its dicey and...
Many methods but I've had great results thawing in the fridge then reheating in multiple chock pots.
Adding rub and the liquid gold/finishingsauce as we go.
Keith
...probs are not very accurate- I have had 3 of them and they are all over the place- My Traeger plug in probe is pretty spot on.
That finishingsauce you sent is the one I downloaded and printed off last week when I joined the group It sound pretty good and the wifey said it sounded a bit spicy ??
...mustard that then gets mixed with the mayo and some vinegar, I have used red wine, apple cider, Black Cherry balsamic, or even the finishingsauce mentioned above depending on my mood and what's on hand. this is then added to the shredded coleslaw mix...
1 cup mayo
1 cup mustard ( Mix...
...on the foil Pans or enough rub. ( Thanks)
Have roasting pans available as per my post above....
I did see on here a recipe for a finishingsauce from a member- May give that a try.
I have my inverter/generator ready incase of a power outage- rare here in Wyoming- but that would for sure mess...
I do this all the time.... I rest "pull & clean" to chunks then Vacuum seal.... then slow warm in a covered foil pan with finishingsauce and then finish pulling right before serving...
...to throw a rack on for our dinner.
No pictures of the finished PP, but it's with the SMF rub and will be finished with JJ's finishingsauce (RIP) on Saturday. Wound up with 7.4lbs finished PP from two picnics.
The ribs are SMF rub with sweet baby ray's sauce in the end. Wound up doing a...
...It will rest in a pan long enough to where I can handle it.
Once it is pulled, I will add a good splash of Carolina style finishingsauce, made from 50:50 Apple juice and Apple cider vinegar with several good shakes of the rub added, , this is make up earlier in day, an something I also...
Personally, I’ve had better luck warming PP in chunks or whole but chunks are faster. Then pull or chop. I would most likely chunk them up then heat slow to a serving temp then pull or chop, but that’s just me. Also a finishingsauce is very beneficial here after reheat and process.
How were those "juicy thighs"?
I frequently cook out my marinades to make a finishingsauce.
I kept my comments in my head. Gotten in trouble a few time.
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