mostwanted
Is lookin for wood to cook with.
What is the difference? Probabley a simple concept but I can't seem to tell.
difference between pork shoulder and pork butt
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Harbormaster
somebody shut me the fark up.
A "butt" or "Boston Butt" is a pork shoulder blade roast.
A shoulder, is, well, a shoulder. And around the Yacht club they are usually cold.
A shoulder, is, well, a shoulder. And around the Yacht club they are usually cold.
42BBQ
is Blowin Smoke!
The shoulder is the "boston butt" and the "picnic" packaged together. Together they are the shoulder. my local grocer sells a bone in, minimally processed picnic (still has some skin on) that I love. Normally weigh around 10#. Great for pulled pork.
Butt is the top portion of the shoulder. Picnic is bottom portion. Sorta like the butt and shank of a Ham.
bluetang
somebody shut me the fark up.
Ditto Mitch.
At the south end of the butt, you get country ribs, going further south, the loin.
http://www.mealsforyou.com/cgi-bin/customize?meatcutspork.html Hope this helps.
At the south end of the butt, you get country ribs, going further south, the loin.
http://www.mealsforyou.com/cgi-bin/customize?meatcutspork.html Hope this helps.
Butt is the top portion of the shoulder. Picnic is bottom portion. Sorta like the butt and shank of a Ham.
Here's a visual on a shoulder and shoulder cuts.... the top row are whole shoulders. The bottom row shows a picnic on the left and two butts on the right. Now, if you go a little lower than the picnic you will find the trotters.
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