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Smoked Pork Shoulder

Lizard King

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I did warm some up in the oven Sunday evening and put on a kaiser roll with BBQ sauce and it was excellent. I do love the textured bark pieces.... Looks like I've got some learning to do on creative ways to eat it! LOL

I'm a big salmon fan. Do you ever smoke salmon?
Yep, I think I posted some pics here, making on tomorrow or Wednesday, just grabbed a whole fillet Sunday at Costco
 
OldManStrength

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This shit all seems to complicated... I just toss my pork sirloins in the crock pot and forget it over night... That shit just falls apart in the morning...
 
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I have smoked chicken for lunch today. It’s freaking delicious. I have smoked hot links coming tomorrow.
 
Lizard King

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This shit all seems to complicated... I just toss my pork sirloins in the crock pot and forget it over night... That shit just falls apart in the morning...
Different flavor. Nothing complicated about throwing meat on a smoker, wood in the fire box and a thermometer to measure temp. Set it and forget it till the thermometer beeps unless you need to add more wood for flavor.
 
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Yea, the wrapping part is only to speed up the cooking process, as it steams up inside the foil/wrap and heats it up quicker. However, if you are in for the long haul, keep the temp low and let it cook through until the probe beeps (exactly like LK mentioned). I'm no expert or pro on this stuff, I usually watch a youtube of my favorite bbq guys, and then just do what they do. I don't do anything exotic. It's actually all easy once you are doing it. However, any piece of meat is gonna take a few hours to 8hrs to 12+ hrs depending on how you cook it, or the type of meat you are cooking....so patience is a virtue. If you get a pellet grill, it takes all the effort out and it's like impossible to mess up, unless you don't have a probe and overshoot your temp goal, and thus overcooking it.
 
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