Pulled pork....for the loss

kmenard

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I know we don't bump old threads, but I like to give the people who helped out on these things their due.

This wound up being mostly from Saiko

Pork injection
3/4 cup apple juice
1/2 cup water
1/2 cup sugar
1/4 cup salt
2 tablespoons Worcestershire


Injected it the night before and put the rub on
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went low for about the first hour
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Should have dropped it down in the hole a little bit futher
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Had to pull it a little early...the wind kicked up real bad and I lost some temp towards the end...also could only let it rest for 45 min rather than 2 hours. 275 for most of the cook after the first hour. Flipped it for the last hour. Spritzed it every hour after the 4th.
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The only complaint....The Patriots lost.
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The Carolina sauce was very good...and I am not a fan of vinegar sauces!

2 cups apple cider vinegar
3/4 cup brown sugar
3/4 cup ketchup
2 tsp coarse black peper
1 tsp kosher salt
1 tsp cayenne
 
the only weird thing was the fat cap basically came off almost like a helmet...I guess I could have diced it, but it seemed...well...piggish :)
 
the only weird thing was the fat cap basically came off almost like a helmet...I guess I could have diced it, but it seemed...well...piggish :)

looks great

on the fat cap, I trim it off before cooking

you get a lot more bark that way, there is plenty of fat left in the meat
 
I don't see how you Northern folks turn out such good Q given the conditions. It gets Butt Hot here and my 1st 100*F are free during the Summer. It's more a matter of keeping temps down.

Might Fine Cook!
 
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