Boston butts

Started by manfromplaid, April 02, 2016, 12:02:36 PM

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manfromplaid

A good to do a couple butts. 91/2 and 61/4 lbs in the smoker at 07:30


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manfromplaid

well it just goes to show that the meat will be done when its done. into the smoker at 07:30 hit the stall around 4 and just stayed there. at  23:30 (11pm) and only 180 it would not pass a fork test I wrapped in foil and into the oven at 275. 1 hour later it was 195-200. getting close to 1 am I FTC for an hour before pulling. the 6 pounder I wanted to have for a late supper but alas the wife would not wait (good thing) and we had some leftover ham from the night before. I did not take any photos of the finished butts or the pp before freezing. but I am just making some ciabatta buns (first try) and will post a finished pp Sammy later. just under 18 hrs to do a 6 pounder the 9 pounder does not surprise me. long day but damm its good.

Habanero Smoker

The pulled pork sounds good. I have to say; my best butts always comes form my Bradley.



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Yeah those look really good.
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Quote from: Habanero Smoker on April 04, 2016, 12:52:53 PM
The pulled pork sounds good. I have to say; my best butts always comes form my Bradley.

Ditto. Every time I have done 2 butts it has always taken 18 to 26 hours cooking in the Bradley the entire time. Always perfect.
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manfromplaid

First try at ciabatta buns bahahaha


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