pulled pork seasoning

Started by nodak, January 05, 2008, 05:19:53 PM

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nodak

Just curious/wanting ideas on what you season your butt with and do you use apple juice, if so when and how often/much?


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          Nodak

Mr Walleye

Nodak

All I do is rub it with EVOO or sometime mustard, then I put what ever rub on that I'm feeling like that day. I usually never spitz or mop my butts.  :D

They always come out great. The mustard slather will provide a little more bark when your done which is the way I like it. The mustard really doesn't add or change the flavor in anyway, just adds a little more bark.

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Kane

I just did my first pork butt in my new Bradley last weekend. all I did was rubbed it down with olive oil and a dry seasoning than let it hit room temp. Hit it with 4 hours of apple smoke than changed the water pan out and spritzed with apple juice every hour or so. turned out great!

West Coast Kansan

Much the same as Mr Walleye - except I always use a spicy mustard, then "whatever" rub seems right.  I have tried to build an especially thick bark using maple syrup thined just a bit and warmed in the microwave. Applied with a spray bottle and alternating with a rub. Just a scheme to build a heavy bark without the mess of a double mustard slather. 

I will sometimes sprinkle the completed pulled pork with Bad Byrons butt rub Especially when it is pulled pork that I have thawed out from a prior smoke.

Bad Byron's is one of my favorites.

Apple juice or any other spritzing activity I save for brisket but, this is going away now that I am hooked on Gizmo's boating. 

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My favorite rub is the The Renowned Mr. Brown rub from Smoke & Spice, by Cheryl and Bill Jamison. Occasionally I will add 1 tablespoons for granulated garlic.

Ingredients:

1/4 cup Black Pepper, fresh cracked
1/4 cup Paprika
1 /4 cup Turbinado Sugar or Brown Sugar
2 Tbsp. Salt, Kosher
2 tsp. Mustard, dry
1 tsp. Cayenne pepper
(Makes enough for one 6 - 8 lb. Boston Butt)


I use a light olive oil, not extra virgin. Mustard is alright, but a little too messy for me.



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