Smoked Pork (10 lb. Pork Butt from RD)

Since I did not brine the butt, I noticed that the pork seem like it needed more salt in the taste.

Next time (if I don't brine the butt) I will add 1/4 cup of salt into my injection.

Greg
 
Not really into pulled pork but love sliced pork PoBoys the next day. Generally just carve slices for dinner.
Brined this 9.4 lb. for 24 hours, dry rub & sat for 4 hours. Temp set on 225* for 10 hours. I live in Louisiana & have much access to pecan limbs which I cut at 1 1/2" thickness across the limb.
This 1 pretty much turned out like all the rest, fork tender & juicy. Probably have smoked 25 in the past 2 years.
 

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JSRFrench said:
This 1 pretty much turned out like all the rest, fork tender & juicy. Probably have smoked 25 in the past 2 years.

You just hit the nail on the head about why I love these smokers!  Hard to beat consistent results, every time!  Not that you can't do that with traditional smokers, but it sure takes a lot more work!
 
JSRFrench said:
Not really into pulled pork but love sliced pork PoBoys the next day. Generally just carve slices for dinner.
Brined this 9.4 lb. for 24 hours, dry rub & sat for 4 hours. Temp set on 225* for 10 hours. I live in Louisiana & have much access to pecan limbs which I cut at 1 1/2" thickness across the limb.
This 1 pretty much turned out like all the rest, fork tender & juicy. Probably have smoked 25 in the past 2 years.

French,

Excellent looking meal!

Greg
 
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