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lunchman

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Dom
Making use of stuff in the freezer. A Pork Shoulder I bought a while ago, ready to become Pulled Pork -



Trimming the fat cap. Sometimes I score it, today I wanted the rub to be in contact with the meat so off it comes -



Trimmed up and rub applied -



Today we're using -



Out onto the Golden's, running indirect at a consistent 265F which was an optimal temp for low and slow. I put it on later than I wanted at 10 am, here it is at 3 pm, almost ready to wrap -



About an hour later, after wrapping, adding some liquid and increasing the temp to about 375F -



Oh yeah, the backyard smelled wonderful the entire time. Nothing like porky goodness wafting through the air. :becky:

Meanwhile, making use of other frozen items - some Sweet Potato dough -



I also put together my favorite Bourbon BBQ Sauce. Nothing like a BBQ Sauce with about 8 shots of Bourbon in it! -



Slider Buns are done -



Pork is pulled, unsauced. Final temp was just under 205F -





Making use of Bourbon BBQ Sauce -



Pulled Pork Sliders for dinner -





Simple, tasty and fairly easy to prepare as there's not much to do while this is on the grill other than monitor temps. Total grill time was about 7 hours.

Tomorrow I'll get more fixin's at the market and serve it with a proper side of cole slaw. I also see Pulled Pork Pizzas in my future and who knows what else. :p

Thanks for following along and checking in on today's Pulled Pork Adventure.

Regards,
-lunchman
 
There's a lot good eatin there for $10

You gotta love a PB...if for nothing else ....the leftovers.
 
Dom,

Another grand slam, always impressed by a man who makes his own buns as I am too lazy!

Thanks,
Greg
 
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