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Lar,
This is one I did around Easter. Should aswer most of your questions. However, with the boney nature of a picnic I don't think it is a great cut for trying to slice.
Lou
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I agree with Ron on this one. I wouldn't smoke it any lower that 225o and when it reaches the proper interal temp (130o-140o) then pull it. when its done its done.
Using a variation of Rytek Kutas recipe for for cooked salami I replaced the water with cream stout beer and added some paprika and chipotle peppers in adobo sauce.
Recipe for the 12 lb batch is
6lb beef chuck/cubed
6lbs pork butt/cubed
6 Tbls Tender quick curing salt
8 cloves of garlic
2 Tbls...
I had some smoked kielbasa, andouille to use up so I thought a nice little pot of Hoppin John was in order. Soaked the pintos over night then simmered in chicken stock for about 4 hours with some oregano, parsley, basil & Thyme.
Sauteed some japs, yellow and orange bell peppers, onion...
If you want to do pulled pork in a relativly short time frame try country style ribs and take them to pulling temp. They are nothing more than sliced butt or just slice up a butt yourself. Beef ribs are another possibility or some kind of beef roast smoked to a medium rare temp.
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