jamesb
Landlord.
Pulled Pork.
No euphanism intended.
Wow. Just wow.
No euphanism intended.
Wow. Just wow.
jamesb said:Pulled Pork.
No euphanism intended.
Wow. Just wow.
graysalchemy said:Come on James you knows da Rules.
If you post up a brewday or anything to do with food ...........
WE NEED PHOTO'S
alanywiseman said:graysalchemy said:Come on James you knows da Rules.
If you post up a brewday or anything to do with food ...........
WE NEED PHOTO'S
This goes for you as well Calum. Where are the pics of the shoulder?
calumscott said:Didn't do any arty ones but this was the moment it came out...
graysalchemy said:calumscott said:Didn't do any arty ones but this was the moment it came out...
And Why not :lol: :lol:
calumscott said:Didn't do any arty ones but this was the moment it came out...
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...twas then dissassembled with a pair of bear paws. *Essential* equipment!
JimmyB78 said:calumscott said:Didn't do any arty ones but this was the moment it came out...
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...twas then dissassembled with a pair of bear paws. *Essential* equipment!
That looks superb! We have slow roast shoulder of pork regularly but never tried on the BBQ, will have to give it a go if we get a summer this year!
calumscott said:It was!
Due to time constraints it was prepped and rubbed with this the night before and plonked in a 130C oven timed to start cooking at about 5:30am - because I'm lazy and didn't want to get up to build a fire...
...then at around eight, once I'd surfaced and got the coals up to speed it was smoked at around 115-125C until about 3pm with a couple of charges of mesquite woodchips in my smoker box.
Finally wrapped up loosely in foil with about a half pint of apple juice for the last hour...
It is by a very long way, the best thing I've ever cooked on a BBQ.
JimmyB78 said:calumscott said:It was!
Due to time constraints it was prepped and rubbed with this the night before and plonked in a 130C oven timed to start cooking at about 5:30am - because I'm lazy and didn't want to get up to build a fire...
...then at around eight, once I'd surfaced and got the coals up to speed it was smoked at around 115-125C until about 3pm with a couple of charges of mesquite woodchips in my smoker box.
Finally wrapped up loosely in foil with about a half pint of apple juice for the last hour...
It is by a very long way, the best thing I've ever cooked on a BBQ.
My keyboard just shorted out with drool! Longest I've done in the oven was 10 hours and that was falling apart. Sounds even better with the smoky bbq flavours!