So, when pulled meat was announced, the first thing in my head was this:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2WD3QrhqyY0
I mean, if you are going to pull your meat, is there a better image to help you in your quest?
Anyway, I started with a little hunk-o-meat like this.
I set up the UDS to run for an overnight cook using my Lion temp controller. Usually I have been cooking at hotter temps but since I had the luxury of time I set it to run at 225 and set the meat to hold at 205 should it get done early.
This stubborn butt went on at 10:30pm and ended up cooking for 16 hours as I didn't pull it until 2:30 the next day. On the bright side, this gave me plenty of time to finish painting the house.
After I pulled it off the UDS, I let it rest for 4 hours in butcher paper while I finished up on the house. Once finished, I rewarded myself by pulling my meat. It was fantastic.
I also made up some onion rings.
The GF found this sauce at Big Lots the other day. For $1.25 it was worth a try. Granted, it isn't Memphis style sauce but it was pretty good on pork and I just might look for another bottle.
Now it was time for the burgers. It was already getting into the evening so I just fired up the SJG and cooked them up.
Now for the assembly.
The finished product
It was pretty farkin' tasty and I was stuffed.
There was really only one disappointment. You know those two girls in the video that come with the burger? Turns out they were just a couple of bitches.
^^^My best attempt at the cute kid crutch