dont need a bun for good looking pork like that, but maybe some bread to mop the juices up
HT
HT
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dont need a bun for good looking pork like that, but maybe some bread to mop the juices up
HT
Looks Great, Adam!!:drool ----:points:
Thanks for confirming about the higher heat.Thumbs Up
Cliff from Maine is a big fan of higher heat & shorter times, but I never got around to trying it.(Not that I didn't believe Cliff)---One of these Days!!!!
And your Smoke didn't look heavy enough to hurt anything either.Thumbs Up
Nice Job, Neighbor!!Thumbs Up
Bear
This method works for brisket too BTW.
Awesome PP!At least for me. I have been making pp for my son's tournament baseball team to sell. It's been super hot here and at the end of my work day o don't want to get up in the middle of the night to take care of the meat.
So this is what I do. Limited pics cause I wasn't planning on posting this.
Pork seasoned.
On the uds. Temps bout 280.
I still wanted smoked flavor so I had some heavy smoke for a while.
It thinned down to this.
After 4 hours I put them into a big electric roaster to finish cooking over night. Only added a bit of water.
No pics of this. Sorry.
In the morning it was super tender, stayed in the roaster all day while serving.
I had some for dinner. Still got a good smoke ring and bark.
And my dinner plate. Nope, no bun.
I guess the reason I posted this is to let people know heavy smoke for a bit them finish in the oven or not in a smoker still can produce a great product. It had great smoke flavor.
Got pp cooking all weekend this way for games.
Awesome PP! :points1: Carbs are over rated!
Mike