Got two pork butts on the smoker for our SoTX dove opener this Friday and one for opening weekend of bow season. We might get wet but the beer will be cold and we will eat good.. Rolling poppers tonight..
Trimmed and rubbed the butts last night to let them sit overnight. Pecan is the wood of choice today with no time crunch. Will switch over to oak when they are wrapped at 165 to finish them up..
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Them butts are like an onion every time I look at them it brings tears to my eyes
So come time to eat them, do you put them in an oven or back on a pit, and at what time and temp
Leaving Thursday am for our annual SoTX dovehunt. I pull/ shred tonight, freeze in two large disposable aluminum pans with covers or foil, travel... Remove cover before hunt, flip over frozen pulled pork block in pan so all the juices and fat that were settled in the bottom are now on the top, re-cover, leave out to thaw while hunting, place on grill or in travel trailer oven and reheat for 30-40 minutes when we get back from the field. Fat and juices drip down through pulled pork as it heats and a BBQ breaks out in minutes....... Never dry and always good... Add buns, tortillas, pickles, onions, cilantro salsa or whatever you want......drink beer and have a good time.
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