Making Pulled Pork this weekend

Blackbeard · Aug 4, 2017

Really love making meals for a whole week. I have 2 picnic pork shoulders I've just given the rubdown to, packed sitting in the fridge. Going to smoke them low starting at 4-5am with the wood so it doesn't make the neighbors think the whole house is on fire.

Geezer · Aug 4, 2017

That's gonna be some good eatin' right there.

Clicker · Aug 6, 2017

Great way to infuse some flavor with the vac bags, I gotta try that! I run a Weber Smokey Mountain Cooker.

Smoked some ribs for July 4th and after they were done I threw a bunch of hotdogs on the smoker since it was still hot. Well 45 minutes later I pulled the best tasting dogs evah off the SMC, my wife raved about them for a week.

Blackbeard · Aug 7, 2017

Hotdogs were the star of the show instead of the ribs!

The pork turned out great. Cooked them after 4 hours on the grill to the oven. Put onions on the bottom of the pan, and put the shoulders on top. The fat rendered like crazy - but kept the shoulders nice and firm without soaking them in grease. Different way of doing it...but turned out great! fork tender...and delightful.

Dayman · Aug 9, 2017

Blackbeard said:
Really love making meals for a whole week. I have 2 picnic pork shoulders I've just given the rubdown to, packed sitting in the fridge. Going to smoke them low starting at 4-5am with the wood so it doesn't make the neighbors think the whole house is on fire.

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What kind of smoker are you using. I got a pellet grill last year. Best investment in a while! Every thing turns out fantastic. Plus I don't have to baby the firebox anymore

Blackbeard · Aug 12, 2017

I use a gas weber grill. Turn one burner on low, and let it cook for 4-6 hours for smoke, tightly wrap it foil, and into the oven to finish.

tomk62 · Sep 20, 2018

I know this is an old thread but ...

I run a Pit Barrel Cooker and it turns out some awesome pulled pork butt. Anywhere to get a whole packer brisket in the low country?