SB All Night Pork Cookout w qview

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roper33

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Dec 30, 2012
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Montreal, QC, Canada
Hi guys,

So i was expecting 8-10 friends over for the big game, and wanted to put together a nice feast, with as much of the meal smoked as possible... I did not disappoint.

I lit my smoker Saturday night just before midnight (used my Brinkmann Charcoal smoker instead of my smokin-it, it gives a better bark and smokering). I had an 8 pound butt that I injected with apple juice, vinegar and brown sugar, and then 4 hours later applied my usual KC style dry rub. The butt went on at about 1am when my smoker reached 240*. It took a little to get it up to temp, as when I started the outdoor temperature was -17C. Here are the pics of the prep.



I smoked it until about 8am, the IT reached 163*, so i wrapped it in foil and let it go until it reached 202*, and then unwrapped it for another half hour to take on a touch more smoke and dry up the bark a bit. Here is a pic before pulling, and during the pull.



My next task was to put together 2 fatties, which I had never done before. I found another thread on this forum to learn a proper bacon weave, and away I went... it all came out real nice! The first pic is spicy sausage, stuffed with monterey jack and jalapeno, the second is sweet sausage stuffed with sweet peppers and cheddar.




I also smoked up some Mac N Cheese and ABT's closer to gametime, everyone was really impressed at the taste/quality of the food, which to me is a huge compliment. I did not care who won the game, just that everyone enjoyed themselves and had a good time, and everyone asked if they could come back for a cookout during the NHL playoffs, so all in all it was a great success! Here is a couple more pics!



 
  Looks like it turned out great! Glad everyone loved it.  The bacon weave, before application looked a little loose, but looks great on the fattie! Good smoke!

  Mike
 
Thanks guys!

Bill - the first fatty has hot sausage meat, rubbed with KC rub, added jalapeno and monterey jack cheese. The 2nd one i needed to make sweet for those who dodnt enjoy spicy like i do, so I used sweet sausage, and season it with cilantro, then added cheddar and sweet peppers. Nothing too complicated or fancy, it was all delicious!
 
That all looks great!  I like the method that you used for the ABT's.. and the fatties look great.  I haven't tried them yet, but I hope my first attempt comes out as well as yours did.  Thanks for the post!
 
 
Sorry, Bill... Misread your question. The ABTs were stuffed with cream cheese, shredded cheddar and Monterey Jack, and a bit of my rib rub.
 
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