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Making Pork Barbecue Today - Jason_NC - 05-25-2018 Rubbed pork: ![]() In the smoker about 2:30 am ![]() RE: Making Pork Barbecue Today - treee - 05-25-2018 Looks good! How long do you have to smoke it for, or do you go based on temp or something? RE: Making Pork Barbecue Today - Jason_NC - 05-25-2018 (05-25-2018, 04:58 AM)treee Wrote: Looks good! How long do you have to smoke it for, or do you go based on temp or something? Until it reaches 195 degrees. I put a thermometer in it after the picture was taken. RE: Making Pork Barbecue Today - Jason_NC - 05-25-2018 After 5 hours in the smoker. Edit, sorry, the wrong pic loaded last time. ![]() RE: Making Pork Barbecue Today - HarleyDog - 05-25-2018 Looks delicious. RE: Making Pork Barbecue Today - XenoMorph - 05-25-2018 So whens dinner? RE: Making Pork Barbecue Today - Nate (formerly eliminate08) - 05-25-2018 Yummy, really enjoy these threads Jason_NC. ![]() RE: Making Pork Barbecue Today - Tiger Teeth - 05-25-2018 :drool: RE: Making Pork Barbecue Today - HarleyDog - 05-25-2018 (05-25-2018, 04:43 PM)Tiger Teeth Wrote: :drool: Dude. It's not bone in. ![]() RE: Making Pork Barbecue Today - Tiger Teeth - 05-25-2018 (05-25-2018, 06:00 PM)HarleyDog Wrote: Dude. It's not bone in. Get your mind out of the gutter Dog! Tiger Teeth doesn't roll that way. ![]() Besides, if that's a pork butt, it should have a bone in it, so there! RE: Making Pork Barbecue Today - Tiger Teeth - 05-25-2018 (05-25-2018, 08:37 AM)HarleyDog Wrote: Looks delicious. And furthermore... ![]() RE: Making Pork Barbecue Today - Wyche'sWarrior - 05-26-2018 Started 20 lbs of Boston Butt early this morning myself. Looks good man. RE: Making Pork Barbecue Today - Jason_NC - 05-26-2018 My laptop died on me yesterday so I didn't get a chance to post the last 3 pictures, so here they are: After 13 hours of smoke just before foiling and cranking up the heat: ![]() Done, so tender its falling apart: ![]() Pulled: ![]() RE: Making Pork Barbecue Today - Jason_NC - 05-26-2018 (05-25-2018, 10:03 PM)Tiger Teeth Wrote: Get your mind out of the gutter Dog! Tiger Teeth doesn't roll that way. Yep, I only buy bone in. RE: Making Pork Barbecue Today - fredtoast - 05-26-2018 (05-25-2018, 06:00 PM)HarleyDog Wrote: Dude. It's not bone in. Not yet. ![]() RE: Making Pork Barbecue Today - Cure4CF - 05-26-2018 Looks great man! Glad to see ya over here! RE: Making Pork Barbecue Today - SunsetBengal - 05-26-2018 Great looking bbq. Do you make/use sauce? If so, do you prefer the traditional 'Carolina style of vinegar based, or do you like the mustard or tomato based sauces? RE: Making Pork Barbecue Today - Stewy - 05-26-2018 (05-26-2018, 03:03 PM)SunsetBengal Wrote: Great looking bbq. Do you make/use sauce? If so, do you prefer the traditional 'Carolina style of vinegar based, or do you like the mustard or tomato based sauces? whats your dry rub? RE: Making Pork Barbecue Today - Jason_NC - 05-27-2018 (05-26-2018, 03:03 PM)SunsetBengal Wrote: Great looking bbq. Do you make/use sauce? If so, do you prefer the traditional 'Carolina style of vinegar based, or do you like the mustard or tomato based sauces? Depends what I'm in the mood for. I've used several. Friday I put just a little Montgomery Inn on it. Yesterday I made a vinegar sauce. Today I'm making BBQ tacos for dinner so I'll just fry it up in a little melted crisco and put taco toppings on it. Tomorrow will be BBQ spaghetti with Sweet Baby Ray's. RE: Making Pork Barbecue Today - Jason_NC - 05-27-2018 (05-26-2018, 04:59 PM)Stewy Wrote: whats your dry rub? I make my own. This time was 1/3 cup each of brown sugar, paprika, salt and granulated garlic, 1 tablespoon each of black pepper, old bay, onion powder, and oregano, and a half teaspoon of cayenne. |