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Old 05-08-2015, 04:38 PM   #81
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Hope there is a bit left for Amana!
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Hope there is a bit left for Amana!
I'm saving 2 back for Nashville and one for amana!

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Oooooooooh no!
Pulled pork big sis!

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Oh well then....that's an approved alternative little brother!


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I'm saving 2 back for Nashville and one for amana!

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When is the Amana event? I know....go to the FROG site....will do!


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Lol first weekend in October

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Are we going to be on a diet when we go to the Amana's .
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Are we going to be on a diet when we go to the Amana's .
Probably not.

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Old 05-11-2015, 01:13 PM   #88
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Smoked two pork shoulders yesterday in preparation for May Long Weekend. Rubbed them with love the day before then wrapped them up tight and stuck them in the fridge for 12 hours to do their thing. Onto the smoker Saturday night. Removed at at 190*, wrapped to rest for an hour, then pulled, put into foodsaver bags to keep the meat fresh, and into the freezer. I think I'm going for pulled pork taco's this time. Just have to make some Carolina mustard sauce (found a recipe and the wife loves it more than life itself it seems) and then we will be getting ready to hit the road Thursday after work.
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Smoked two pork shoulders yesterday in preparation for May Long Weekend. Rubbed them with love the day before then wrapped them up tight and stuck them in the fridge for 12 hours to do their thing. Onto the smoker Saturday night. Removed at at 190*, wrapped to rest for an hour, then pulled, put into foodsaver bags to keep the meat fresh, and into the freezer. I think I'm going for pulled pork taco's this time. Just have to make some Carolina mustard sauce (found a recipe and the wife loves it more than life itself it seems) and then we will be getting ready to hit the road Thursday after work.
How many lbs. We're the pork shoulders?
How long did it take?

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Question on the pulled beef roast... I consider my pork shoulders/butts done when they reach 190°-200° (assuming I have enough patience). What temp do you take the beef to, to make it tender enough to pull?

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190 for a pork butt, 2 hours rest time after.

Roughly 2 hours per uncooked pound on a pork butt.


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Just did this one yesterday. Took all the way to 198°. Took 9 hours without wrapping. Smoker at 225° the entire time.

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Just did this one yesterday. Took all the way to 198°. Took 9 hours without wrapping. Smoker at 225° the entire time.

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5lbs? Roughly?

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I ended up with 4 lbs of pork after it was pulled.
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190 for a pork butt, 2 hours rest time after.

Roughly 2 hours per uncooked pound on a pork butt.


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Right. But what temp do you take the BEEF to.
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Right. But what temp do you take the BEEF to.
195 - 200
Sorry, I missed that you asked about the beef if you go over the 200 mark it's ok there's plenty of moisture in the pan.

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Thanks. I appreciate the info!
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How many lbs. We're the pork shoulders?
How long did it take?

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They were on the small side, around 5-6 pounds each. Smoked at 225* for the duration, left uncovered the whole time (I crutched my first attempt at a pork butt, and since smoking them unwrapped I'll never foil a pork butt again)
They took pretty much 12 hours to get to 190*.

The result was fantastic. Buying a FoodSaver was one of the best investments I've ever made. I warmed the meat up inside the vacuum sealed bags in a pot of boiling water and the meat was as close to fresh and moist as it was when I pulled it. I could hardly believe it had been frozen for a whole week.

We had pulled pork taco's for dinner on Saturday and for breakfast Sunday morning we had......wait for it........ pulled pork pancakes. (Pulled pork over a pancake with a poached egg on top and covered in syrup). A must-try if their ever was one.
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They were on the small side, around 5-6 pounds each. Smoked at 225* for the duration, left uncovered the whole time (I crutched my first attempt at a pork butt, and since smoking them unwrapped I'll never foil a pork butt again)
They took pretty much 12 hours to get to 190*.

The result was fantastic. Buying a FoodSaver was one of the best investments I've ever made. I warmed the meat up inside the vacuum sealed bags in a pot of boiling water and the meat was as close to fresh and moist as it was when I pulled it. I could hardly believe it had been frozen for a whole week.

We had pulled pork taco's for dinner on Saturday and for breakfast Sunday morning we had......wait for it........ pulled pork pancakes. (Pulled pork over a pancake with a poached egg on top and covered in syrup). A must-try if their ever was one.
I'll have to try that!

My 7 lb butts @ 225 for 12 hours were perfect!
No foil right on the grate.
Foiled them up after reaching temp and let them set on the counter for 2 hours.
Mmmmmm good!

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We had pulled pork taco's for dinner on Saturday and for breakfast Sunday morning we had......wait for it........ pulled pork pancakes. (Pulled pork over a pancake with a poached egg on top and covered in syrup). A must-try if their ever was one.
I took a pound of pulled pork on last week's camping trip. We never got around to it because we had so much lasagna left over. Last morning for breakfast i whipped up a few eggs and I had a pulled pork omelet.
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