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  1. Hammermg1975

    New member in Iowa

    Thanks!
  2. Hammermg1975

    New member in Iowa

    Hey all. Thanks for having me! I’m 42 and grew up in Chicago but live in Iowa now and I love to cook. Smoker, grill campfire, all of it!
  3. Hammermg1975

    Pulled pork shoulder question

    Ok.
  4. Hammermg1975

    Pulled pork shoulder question

    You bet!
  5. Hammermg1975

    Pulled pork shoulder question

    Thanks! I absolutely adore my smoker.
  6. Hammermg1975

    Pulled pork shoulder question

    Turned out fantastic. Thanks guys!
  7. Hammermg1975

    Pulled pork shoulder question

  8. Hammermg1975

    Pulled pork shoulder question

    Ok. Thanks!
  9. Hammermg1975

    Pulled pork shoulder question

    They’re hormel And they are in a solution of water and salt etc. but doesn’t state that it’s cured anywhere. I’m going to smoke them and then pull them and then put barbecue sauce on them right before serving. The “netting”that I’m referring to is like elastic and it helps the roast keep its shape.
  10. Hammermg1975

    Pulled pork shoulder question

    Hello all! I’m new here but I’ve had a smoker for years. I’m going to be smoking 4 pork shoulders at about 4 pounds each. When smoking them, I’m assuming I should take the netting off of them? I have a mastercraft electric smoker.
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