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16 hours, Butt worth every nano second

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markb2

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Made my first pulled pork for today and everyone is still wanting more.


the smoker is ready



needed something for breakfast and to fill the extra space



then came THE PULL


and the payoff!!!

 
Everyone's eatin good at your house, nice smoke ! Thumbs Up
 
Looks great. Try no foil some time. The bark is great.
 
 
Looks great , how big was it , and how about the stall .

Details . . . have fun and . . .
The butt was 81/2#.  The stall started about 2 pm (170 degrees) after a start at 6 am.  It stayed there until 6 pm and started to rise and hit 205 at 10 pm!  Smoker temp stayed very constant at 240 -250 throughout.
 
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How did you prep it?  Can you share the rub recipe, unless you used Jeff.  Then just let me know that if you wouldn't mind.

BTW, Excellent use of extra space.  FATTY's might be my new favorite thing.
 
Rob,

I used the basics…..Jeff's rub.  Prepped it like for his ribs and used a layer of mustard to hold the rub.  Just plain good.
 
Looks like great Q!     Don't ever think you need to do 16 hours for great PP, 6-8 hours will blow your mind as well trust me.    My first PP was about the same time and was incredible, now they are done in 7 hours and even better!   Keep Q'ing and experimenting. 
 
Mark,

From what I've heard, you can't go wrong with Jeff's rub.  I have been trying to create my own for years.  It's a constantly changing recipe.  lol  Which is why I keep forgetting to buy Jeffs.  I want to buy it to show support.  I just keep putting it off.  Thanks.

BTW, can someone tell me what PP means?
 
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