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First one turned out great...so I got a request to make another for some friends who are visiting.
This time out its a 8 pound bone in pork shoulder. Hit it with the rub and onto the MES it went.
240 degrees
Hickory
Turned out great and pulled with ease...pretty moist and awsome bark...definitely will be doing this again.
Served with Hawaiian sweet rolls and homemade slaw.
1200: Sitting at 198 IT...bark is formed nice...hit another brief stall at about 190 IT for an hour or so...should be ready to rest once it hits 205.
Also made some of the finishing sauce from SoFlaQuer....tastes good out of the bottle. I did cut the vinegar portion with some apple juice though.
0700 update:After 10 hours I am at 176 IT. Gave it a few sprays of apple juice and gonna hit it with juice every hour till done...bark is forming up nicely.
Amazen pellet tray burned all night without issue...MES 40 held tight around 240 as well.
Decided to take a shot and do some pulled pork for our daughters graduation party tomorrow afternoon...there will be plenty of food, so i am only out $13 for meat if things dont work out. This is my first so wish me luck.
Got a 8.6lb bone in pork shoulder.
Rubbed with mustard, salt, pepper...
The bacon and cheese definitely help keep things from drying out.
Highly recommend this route for anyone wanting to do boneless and skinless breast in the smoker.
Welcome....new to the forum myself.
I am from the Fredericksburg area as well...guess we will probably cross paths in the Costco meat dept at some point.
Ok as promised...some Q View
First smoke...so here we go :)
1430: Boneless breast, stuffed and wrapped. Topped with Bbq sauce, pepper, garlic, and a bit of applewood rub.
1500: Smoker @ 240...in they go
1530: Hitting it with the TBS
1800: 3hrs in the Hickory and Applewood smoke. Pulled @...