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WEBThe pork should be removed when its internal temperature hits 200° F. Depending on the size and amount of meat in the smoker, this can take 8-10 hours. If later in the cook the temperature of the smoker begins to climb, additional water may need added to the water pan, as water is lost to evaporation.

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WEBSep 11, 2020 · Remove the pork butt from the Weber, place on a double layer of aluminum foil. Drizzle Vinegar sauce over the outside, and wrap …

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1. Set up Weber kettle for indirect cooking by stacking unlit charcoal briquettes in a ring shape 3/4 of the way around the outer edge of the grill; it should take approx. 10lbs of charcoal. Also mix in chunks of of pecan and cherry wood with the charcoal for smoke flavor. (there should be a good size gap so the coals don’t complete a full circle – this creates a “charcoal snake” for an even burn pattern.
2. Place a small size Charcoal Vortex in the center of the grill to act as a heat deflector. Turn the Vortex so the wide side is facing up. (a small aluminum pan can be substituted here).
3. Trim the pork butt removing excess fat and sinew. Score the thick layer of fat into a diamond pattern by making shallow slits at an angle 1” apart; then rotate the butt and make shallow slits in the opposite direction.
4. Season the pork butt on all sides with Killer Hogs Hot rub (substitute your favorite rub if you want). Let the butt sit for 15-20 minutes before placing on the grill.

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WEBAug 29, 2022 · The best temperature for smoking pork butt is between 220°F and 250°F, with a cook time of around 2 hours per pound. Any type of wood can be used for smoking pork, with chunks being preferred …

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WEBSep 30, 2023 · Select Your Pork: Choose a bone-in pork shoulder, also known as a Boston butt or pork butt, weighing 6-8 pounds. Ensure it's thawed and brought to room temperature. Prepare the Rub: In a bowl, …

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WEBAug 4, 2020 · Rub pork with olive oil. Combine rub seasonings and rub into pork on all sides. Fill spray bottle. Fill with a 1:1 ratio of apple juice and apple cider vinegar and set aside. You’ll be spritzing the pork every …

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WEBMay 21, 2020 · Refrigerate at least overnight (8 hours) or up to 24 hours. Lift pork shoulder and remove wire rack, then set shoulder directly on rimmed baking sheet. Turn pork shoulder fat cap side down. Rub a …

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WEBFeb 8, 2023 · Place your pork loin roast fat side down on your grill. Place it in the middle between your charcoal baskets and do not let it cook over direct heat. After 40 minutes, create your orange marmalade glaze in a small cast iron pot and place it on your grill for about 10 minutes to melt.

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WEBSet the grill to 250°F. When the grill has come to temperature, brush the grates clean. Prepare the grill for indirect, low & slow cooking, 225°–275°F. Remove the grates from the indirect side of the grill and place a foil drip …

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WEBFeb 17, 2024 · Prepare your Weber grill for indirect cooking by arranging the charcoal on one side of the grill and placing a drip pan filled with water on the other side. This setup will create a consistent, low temperature inside the grill, perfect for slow smoking the pork shoulder. Aim for a temperature of around 225-250°F throughout the cooking process.

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WEBFeb 28, 2020 · Using a sharp knife, score the top layer of fat on the pork belly in 1 inch squares. Don't cut too deep, just barely into the muscle. Season liberally with the Sweet Rub on all sides. Place the seasoned …

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WEBTrim excess fat. Apply half of the Southern Succor Rub and refrigerator overnight, then apply more rub just before cooking. Cook at 225-250°F to an internal temperature of 190°F. Baste with Southern Sop during cooking (optional). Wrap in aluminum foil and hold in an empty cooler until ready to serve.

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WEBFeb 20, 2024 · Smoking Pork Butt on a Weber Grill. Smoking pork butt on a Weber grill is a delicious way to enjoy tender and flavorful barbecue. With the right techniques and a little patience, you can achieve mouthwatering results that will have your friends and family coming back for more. Here’s a step-by-step guide to help you smoke the perfect pork

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WEBBrush the top cooking grate clean. Prepare the water smoker for indirect cooking over very low heat (225°F). Brush the top cooking grate clean. Spray the brisket on both sides with water to wet the surface. Add 3 or 4 …

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WEBMar 13, 2021 · Instructions. Season each pork steak with 1 tbsp of the dry rub. Let the dry rub soak into the meat for 15 minutes while you prepare the grill. Light a smoker tube filled with hickory pellets and place the …

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WEBAdd olive oil to all surfaces and then apply the rub. Place the pork scotch onto the grill rack over the foil tray. After 3 hours, wrap the pork in aluminium foil. Once pork temperature reaches 190F - 200F remove from grill. let rest for up to 1 hour and pull meat with 2 forks.

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WEBAug 10, 2021 · Combine all of the dry rub ingredients and mix well. Apply a thin coat of yellow mustard to the pork loin. Season the loin with the dry rub and allow to rest for 30 minutes. Set up your Weber kettle for low, …

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WEBMay 27, 2018 · Phase 1: Cover the water pan with foil. Fully load your Weber Smokey Mountain with charcoal briquettes, and without any water in the pan, let your smoker run as hot as possible. This will get rid of any grease left over from the manufacturing process. Clean out the ashes, and you’re ready for the next phase.

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