My wife and I decided to take a break from the traditional turkey for Thankgiving this year and went with a pork butt.
At first, my wife thought I was going for pulled pork. "Nope", I told her it would be sliced like a traditional roast.
I concocted a seasoned vegetable stock injection along with an herb and EVO paste rub.
Wrapped it nice and tight for an overnight rest in the fridge.
I am thinking of using fresh herbs instead of dried the next time I make this.
Unwrapped and waiting for the smoker to reach 280 degrees.
Quick mid-cook shot. The smell from the mix of pecan and cherry is making me hungry.
After probing tender at 178 degrees, it's ready.
Let it rest for 30 minutes before slicing.
And plated shot with sides of fried Yukon Golds and green bean almondine.
All in all, this was a super simple and easy Thanksgiving meal that proved to be a nice change of pace.
Thanks for looking.
At first, my wife thought I was going for pulled pork. "Nope", I told her it would be sliced like a traditional roast.
I concocted a seasoned vegetable stock injection along with an herb and EVO paste rub.
Wrapped it nice and tight for an overnight rest in the fridge.
I am thinking of using fresh herbs instead of dried the next time I make this.
Unwrapped and waiting for the smoker to reach 280 degrees.
Quick mid-cook shot. The smell from the mix of pecan and cherry is making me hungry.
After probing tender at 178 degrees, it's ready.
Let it rest for 30 minutes before slicing.
And plated shot with sides of fried Yukon Golds and green bean almondine.
All in all, this was a super simple and easy Thanksgiving meal that proved to be a nice change of pace.
Thanks for looking.
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