first time doing Sliced Boston butt

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This was my first time ever doing a Boston butt sliced instead of pulled and I'll have to say I am very very impressed

I was running 100% hickory pellets from cooking pellets.com

Pitt temperature was 250° the whole cook
Got a very nice marbled piece of Boston but t that was sliced maybe about 3 in thick and I went ahead and ran a meat mallet over it to make sure it was even and to break down the tissues

She was seasoned with pappy's as a main coat
Then throughout the cook she was hit with meat church honeyhog and some suckle busters hogwaller

I spritzed every so often on the thinner edges with a 50/50 water and vinegar mixer

I took some of the fat I trimmed off and rendered it down and at the end of the cook basted the meat with the fat.

Everything rendered down perfectly she finished around internal temperature of 180-190

everything was rendered out perfectly and beautiful with a great smoke flavor.

There is a video I took to add to my journal to keep track of my cooks if interested?

https://youtu.be/mVHirX7tmho
 

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I like sliced pork. In fact when I make sausage I remove a money muscle end roast (the Coppa roast) and cook it for slicing.
 
Nice! You can make some mean Cubans out them now or with the leftovers.

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I like sliced pork. In fact when I make sausage I remove a money muscle end roast (the Coppa roast) and cook it for slicing.
I've done that before with just a money muscle and I understood why they called it money.

I appreciate the post and everything you've done for this community I love all your recipes on your page they have helped me out greatly
Nice! You can make some mean Cubans out them now or with the leftovers.

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I'm a rookie I need to step it up like that because that sounds phenomenal and I will definitely be doing that next time. I appreciate the tip
 
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It's real simple to do and honestly nothing pro about it. Just some rolls, deli ham or sliced ham, provolone, mozza etc, pork butt you have, pickles and mustard. Press it in a pan and that's it. You already did the hard work. :thumb:
 
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