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Yep, just haven't posted them....yet. It was my first, and I used a pre-cooked spiral sliced. I make my own glaze with Captain Morgan's Spiced Rum and dark brown sugar. It was delicious and fed a large crowd. Only a little was left for next day sammies.
Cool UDS, but it's not at all ugly. The pulled pork looks great.
What part of Austin? We're in Great Hills, and I thought I smelled some good smoking this past weekend. Wait.....it might have been my ham.
Time sounds about right to me, as well. My biggest mistake when I first began smoking was checking too often, thus extending the time. You will find your thermometer invaluable. Is it the ET-73? That's a great little gadget.
That's pretty much how I did it last time. I think the only thing different this time will be using his rub recipe and serving the sauce on the side, with just a bit of the finishing sauce from SoFlaQuer added to the pulled pork. You're right; I definitely don't want it mushy.
I usually use apple juice or an apple juice and Capt. Morgan's spiced rum mixture when I do pork. I also use the apple juice and rum as a spritz.
I usually use beer (dark) and beef broth or beef broth and onions when I do beef.
I'm smoking a pork butt this weekend, and I'm considering following "Jeff's Pulled Pork Mistake" method linked here:
http://www.smoking-meat.com/nov-2005...d-recipes.html
I was very pleased with my last one. But since I've now bought Jeff's rub and sauce recipes, I thought I'd give this...
Welcome from Austin, TX. Don't forget the Qview. I smoke yardbirds for about 45 minutes to an hour, but I finish them on the grill. I do them "drunken chicken" style. I just get a better skin that way.
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