89*c is a shitload higher than I have ever removed mine from the smoker. Still awesome?brendo said:around 100-110 for 7ish hours, up to about 150 for 3 more as I needed to get ready for kids. Hit around 89 degrees internally - about 7 degrees short of my target. Shoulder was around 2.7kg with bone in.
Pulled apart pretty well - fork/hand mostly. I reckon it could have used another hour to be perfect, but I reckon it was pretty darn good. Will start a bit earlier next time so I don't need to push it up towards the end, should be a better result.
This is pretty much the process I followed using the Memphis Dust and East Carolina Hot Sauce to finish: http://www.amazingribs.com/recipes/porknography/perfect_pulled_pork.html
Pulled pork enchiladas for dinner tonight :icon_drool2:
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Not very economical if you have to drive to the nearest Aldijyo said:How economical are the Aldi gas smokers, guys? Say, you smoke at 120 ish for 6 or so hours, how is the gas bottle looking?
Cheers.
jyo said:How economical are the Aldi gas smokers, guys? Say, you smoke at 120 ish for 6 or so hours, how is the gas bottle looking?
Cheers.
Shhh. Just on the lookout that's all. There are a few similar ones on ebay at the moment.Bizier said:Not very economical if you have to drive to the nearest Aldi
No hat yet. But is it a coke yoyo?Cocko said:jyo, any chance you got that hat I sent you? - it had a yoyo in it.
Super juicy, I also just gave it a south Carolina dry rub Alton brown style (paying with mustard and thickly sprinkle dry rub). Mind you we always have a BBQ vinegar sauce handy to lube it up more.shaunous said:I'll give a pork shoulder a run this weekend and cook until 90*c, do you inject or baste if cooking till that internal temp or does it stay real juicy still?
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