Chile,
Yeah,I have actually trussed them up before, even did one that was bone-in that wanted to flop around. This wasn't too big and I just kinda tucked it in a pan and let er ride. Plus, my wife has been reorganizing again and I couldn't find the trussing string and neither could she. I always keep some on hand. Errrrr.
She cleaned up pretty nice actually, at least taste wise. Seein' that I hadn't had my hands on a butt in a while, I could resist the urge to inject (sorry, couldn't hold off any longer [pardon the pun]).
Shot her up with a mixture of mostly apple juice with some ACV, splash of pineapple and water and just a skosh of Butcher BBQ for Pork. About 1/4 strength all told. Loaded up the UDS with KBB and some mini/micro splits of oak; equal to about 3-4 good chunks. She hung out at 250* while I slept. Got up this am and due to the cold weather (upper 30s overnight-which is damn cold for me) I had to add more charcoal to finish. I covered the pan in foil and poured some of the AJ, AVC, pineapple juice mixture over it for the home stretch.
I don't typically do mine in a pan, but due to her ugliness and floppiness I opted to go that rout. You loose a tad bit of bark on the bottom and lower edges, but I didn't complain. I saved the pan juices, defatted in the fridge and added some vinegar for a finishing sauce.
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Once again on my fine china. I know I am supposed to do coleslaw with pulled pork, which I do like, but I had some tater salad left from making a gumbo this week and some pinto/charro beans that needed to be eaten. Threw some wings on as an afterthought and dusted em with Kosmos Parm Dust. It's good stuff. A PP slider and some to just eat.
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Smokem if ya gottem!