ChrisBarb
11-16-2017, 09:00 AM
First off, I know that I should have taken pictures..... Oh, well.
I bought a small 4 lb. boneless butt with the intention of making pulled pork for dinner. So, I set the WSM up minion style, aiming for 250-275 degrees. Of course, just when it was time to light the fire, my boss calls. An hour later, I finally get her off the phone and can get going.
Well, as usual with bbq'ing at cooler temps (35 degree F.), everything took a little longer... I wrapped at 165 degrees. However by 7:00 o'clock, everyone was getting hungry and the pork temp was only 180 degrees...
So I decided, what the heck. I sliced it up like a pork roast and it came out awesome! Not too dry, tender, nice (not overly) smokey flavor. But definitely not pull-able. After dinner, my wife asked why I don't make pork like that more often....
So moral of the story, never admit that you messed up and let them think that you did it on purpose.... :cool:Save
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I bought a small 4 lb. boneless butt with the intention of making pulled pork for dinner. So, I set the WSM up minion style, aiming for 250-275 degrees. Of course, just when it was time to light the fire, my boss calls. An hour later, I finally get her off the phone and can get going.
Well, as usual with bbq'ing at cooler temps (35 degree F.), everything took a little longer... I wrapped at 165 degrees. However by 7:00 o'clock, everyone was getting hungry and the pork temp was only 180 degrees...
So I decided, what the heck. I sliced it up like a pork roast and it came out awesome! Not too dry, tender, nice (not overly) smokey flavor. But definitely not pull-able. After dinner, my wife asked why I don't make pork like that more often....
So moral of the story, never admit that you messed up and let them think that you did it on purpose.... :cool:Save
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