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The only thing I ever use a butt for is pulled or sliced barbecue. I guess if you used it in a recipe with many other ingredients the salt wouldn't be as much of an issue, like pulled pork tacos etc. What were your plans for the finished product?
Hmm, I wonder? I've done ribs that were enhanced and they were WAY too salty. Maybe it won't be as bad on a larger cut and perhaps the AJ injection will gentle it down a bit. I really want to hear how this turns out for you Viper, keep us posted.
Steve
Did you mustard coat the butt? The mustard helps bark formation. Also, what was your sugar content like in the rub? The sugar contributes as well.
As far as the thermos go, your guess is as good as mine, we have some Mr. Wizard types around here thogh that might be helpful.
Steve
Al, I forgot to mention in my other post that our Sam's occasionally splits their 2 packs when they are close to expiration. Once in a blue moon I'm able to find a single butt.
Steve
I always get my butts at Sam's and I'm with Al. I've never seen a whole shoulder in their meat department. As a matter of fact I don't believe I've ever seen a picnic, just butts. Curious to see how this one ends...
My sister in law has become a vegetarian and doesn't come around as much when I am cooking. I sometimes make grilled portobello sandwiches for us when she wants to come hang out. This will be a great idea to use when I'm doing some PP or chicken, ribs, etc. Thanks for the inspiration, they look...
I always do chickens between 275 and 325. For me the skin is not the way I want it unless I finish the bird(s) on my Weber Genesis screaming hot regardless of whether or not I used water in the pan. Chicken is extremely lean and does not benefit from the low and slow process the way pork or...
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