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Picnic Shoulder question

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Sundown
Sundown Posts: 2,980
edited November -1 in EggHead Forum
Never done a shoulder for pulled Pork ... always butts.
Any difference?
They are bone in and have a nice fat cap. I plan to cook them just like I do a butt unless anyone has a suggetion or a comment.
Thanks in advance.[p]Carey
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  • JJ
    JJ Posts: 951
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    Sundown,
    Do it the same and enjoy.
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  • Wise One
    Wise One Posts: 2,645
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    Sundown, as I understand it, the shoulder is made up of two parts - the butt and the picnic. If you get a full shoulder you get both. Very seldom will you find the full shoulder. However, since they are very close to the same piece of meat, the picnic is a nice substitute for the butt. What I still don't understand is why the pig has his butt on his shoulder.

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  • Unknown
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    Wise One, butt, per dictionary: "the end or extremity of anything, esp. the thicker, larger, or blunt end, as of a musket, fishing rod, whip handle, arrow, log, (or hog shoulder), etc."

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