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To: lodwick

Al's out searching for a fresh shoulder now. We had to use a loin last time, but you really need all the fat from the shoulder.

I rubbed mine all over with olive oil and then covered it in a dry rub of kosher salt with lots and lots of seasonings. The drippings in the pan were soo good and mixed so well with the pulled meat.

I bought sub rolls and split them and grilled them with butter and then piled the pork on.. Didn't need any sauce.. as it had plenty of it's own..

We didn't over smoke it, cause Al's not too fond of heavy smoking.. Just a little wood added to the smoker.. It was enough.

Mmmm... I told Gary I would make a potato salad too, but I think I might have to make some beans to go with both.. Sounds gooooooooooooooooooood... ;)


4,313 posted on 06/10/2004 7:23:07 AM PDT by grannie9 (I live for today, 'cause I can't remember yesterday, and chances are tomorrow could suck.)
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To: everyone

Man - I'm getting hungry...

Back after some work.


4,315 posted on 06/10/2004 7:30:31 AM PDT by lodwick (WASP)
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To: grannie9
Al's out searching for a fresh shoulder now.

Pulled Pork is good, it's just not BBQ.

Get a fresh ham or picnic ham if you can.
Remove the skin and put it flat in the bottom of the pan. Set the ham face down on it to keep it from drying out. After smoking a couple of hours, cook at 220* for 8 hours or so.

4,323 posted on 06/10/2004 8:29:59 AM PDT by Servant of the 9 (We are the Hegemon. We can do anything we damned well please.)
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