Pulled pork round 2

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Ozynorts

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Nov 3, 2019
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Ok so the first time I tried this (my first smoke) it was a bit of a fail. Flavour was great but it wasn't tender at all. I have done a few smokes since and have got more comfortable with the technique.
Here is my second effort.
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The pork seasoned with a Tuscan seasoning.
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After the first hour.
I left it on the smoke for 3 hours and then wrapped it and cooked for a further 5 hours until the internal hit 203.

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This is how it looked after resting.
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The end result..... Nailed it. So happy with it and am now feeling confident enough to tackle a brisket.
 
Congrats. Good luck with the Brisket. Remember, dry or tough Brisket makes Great Chili, Soup, Stew or Taco Meat. Don't get upset if it doesn't come out the first go...JJ
 
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Nice looking batch of PP you've got. Have fun with the brisket.

Point for sure
Chris
 
Yup now send me a sammie sure looks very tasty from here.
The IT is important to get tender meat for pulling and a tender brisket.

Warren
 
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