Low & Slow Butt's w/pr0n

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Greetings to all. I needed some pulled pork for sandwiches for an upcoming fishing trip, so decided on two 8 pounders. Started last night before going to bed, and finished up in time for a late lunch. I'm still full!

Seasoned and wrapped resting for a bit.
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Grill is up to 235 and ready to go. Butt's ready as well.
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12 hours later ready to come off and wrapped in foil for a rest.
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Ready to chow down with plenty of leftovers!
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I like your foil pan and rack set up. I will be stealing that idea:becky:!

Nice looking cook!

You ever use the rack and foil pan with a brisket?

Thanks!
Mike
 
I like your foil pan and rack set up. I will be stealing that idea:becky:!

Nice looking cook!

You ever use the rack and foil pan with a brisket?

Thanks!
Mike

Nice butts man! hey TarHeel...I use pretty much the same setup and have done the same with brisket and loved the results. You'll love it too!
 
I like your foil pan and rack set up. I will be stealing that idea:becky:!

Nice looking cook!

You ever use the rack and foil pan with a brisket?

Thanks!
Mike

I use it for all my briskets Mike. I started using that set up last year and really like it a lot. It makes for easy handling of your meat and very easy clean-up.

Thanks for the compliments everyone.
 
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Looks great!!

What are you doing with the juices from that pan? Tossing them out after the cook or pouring them over the pulled pork?
 
Looks great!!

What are you doing with the juices from that pan? Tossing them out after the cook or pouring them over the pulled pork?

Hi Biggen, I save the juices from the pan and separate the grease out in a gravy container. Then I add some back in the pulled pork container after I add some more stuff to it. Then I freeze the rest of it for next time in case I need a little extra.
 
Wow! Very nice butts. What rub and type of wood did you use?
 
Sure looks good!
 
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