- Jul 4, 2018
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Hey guys, the last couple times I smoked a pork shoulder it cooked fairly unevenly with one side still 175-180 while the other side was pushing 210. What do you like to do in these situations?
The first time I decided to just take it off when most of it was at 203, rest it for an hour and pull it. A bit of the pork was clearly not done.
The second time I waited till the lower-temp section hit 195, overdone section be damned.
I was wondering if there was a third option. Remove it when the lower-temp section of the shoulder is at 180, and encourage it to even out by wrapping it and sticking in the cooler for 4 hours. Would that work or is 180 too low of a temperature to even out once it’s off the heat?
The first time I decided to just take it off when most of it was at 203, rest it for an hour and pull it. A bit of the pork was clearly not done.
The second time I waited till the lower-temp section hit 195, overdone section be damned.
I was wondering if there was a third option. Remove it when the lower-temp section of the shoulder is at 180, and encourage it to even out by wrapping it and sticking in the cooler for 4 hours. Would that work or is 180 too low of a temperature to even out once it’s off the heat?
