I baught up a bunch of pork butts to make sausage the other day when they had a sale. $0.99 lb so you cant pass that up. I cut off the coppa end of a few of them to smoke as a roast.
Coppa.
Rubbed down with bowtie butt and rib rub
It then went on the UDS running 260°-275°. When it got to the color I liked I pulled it off and wrapped in paper. I.T. was about 150° at this point.
Back on the drum until I.T. hit 180°. Took it off and let it rest about 30min before slicing
Sliced up and served with a baked potato and some baked mac n cheese.
It was delicious! I really like this rub. It has some sugar in it but its more on the savoy side. The roast was cooked to perfection..the fat just melted in your mouth and had a nice amount of smoke flavor on it. I had a little Carolina style sauce with mine. This was a nice change from the usual pulled butt.
Thanks for taking a look!
Coppa.
Rubbed down with bowtie butt and rib rub
It then went on the UDS running 260°-275°. When it got to the color I liked I pulled it off and wrapped in paper. I.T. was about 150° at this point.
Back on the drum until I.T. hit 180°. Took it off and let it rest about 30min before slicing
Sliced up and served with a baked potato and some baked mac n cheese.
It was delicious! I really like this rub. It has some sugar in it but its more on the savoy side. The roast was cooked to perfection..the fat just melted in your mouth and had a nice amount of smoke flavor on it. I had a little Carolina style sauce with mine. This was a nice change from the usual pulled butt.
Thanks for taking a look!