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Smoking Pulled Pork2

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bill scott

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Took the roast out at precisely 165 degrees.


The pan juices measure exactly 2 cups and will be used later for the sauce


Wrapped it in cling wrap, all sides


Then in foil


And back in the smoker until 200-205 degrees
 
Looking good! May I ask a rookie question what is the cling wrap before the foil for? First time seeing that.
 
Hi, Wvsmokey. Glad you asked. The cling wrap holds all the moisture in the meat, I guess, The last time I did a briskette and skipped the cling wrap, it was too dry. I've heard of people saying to leave a corner turned up to make it vent, or it will be mushy. I have never had that problem. I seal it tight. Pics to follow.

Bill
 
I'm not a foiler but I have to say I have never seen anyone wrap in plastic wrap prior to foiling...hmmm.

To each his own!

Butt looks great!  Got any after shots?

Bill
 
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