WebPlace pork butt fat-side down on smoker grates. Close smoker door and smoke for 3 hours, until it starts to brown and develop a bark. Combine spritz ingredients …
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Place the pork butt in a disposable foil pan. Add the roast and seal with foil. Place it back in your smoker for the final hours of smoking. Again, make sure to maintain the smoker at a temperature between 225-250°. The smoked pork shoulder will be ready for making pulled pork when the internal temperature reaches 200-205°.
The pork butt is marinated in a wet rub with oil overnight, and then smoked for around 8 hours, basting regularly with leftover marinade. The multiple ingredients in the rub are honestly worth it. Super tasty! 3 tablespoons each of coarse salt, cumin, black pepper, coriander and chilli powder
Delicious pork butt smoked low and slow in your electric smoker. This simple barbecue classic is juicy and beautifully tender, and perfect for making pulled pork. Pork butt (also known as Boston butt) is the perfect smoked meat for barbecue beginners and seasoned backyard cooks alike.
If good things take time, it doesn’t get much better than this Smoked Pork Butt. Rubbed with mouthwatering flavors like brown sugar, hot paprika, onion and garlic, it’s smoked all day over oak and apple wood for pull-apart goodness and a classically crispy bark.