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Jerk Pork & All The Fixin's w/Pics
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Egg Juju
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About a week ago a friend asked me if I wanted some habs... well... yeah! His cousin has a green thumb like no other and I got some great peppers. Hmmmm... what to do with that many habs? Jerk Pork!
What to go with it. Something cold & crunchy-- a retreat from the heat. I still wanted to have that Caribbean feel, if only in the eyes of a Kentuckian, so we chose a slaw recipe that seemed sweet/tart. We also made some rice & beans to round out the meal.
I bought a 2 butt pack from Costco, so Ifigured I would do a regular pulled pork should someone not want the hot stuff. Might was well do some ABT's too. Right? The missus made her delicious double citrus tart for desert.
The Jerk Pork got rave reviews-- truly delicious. The cooking moderated the heat considerably, for 1 lb of habenero's , and the crust was nothing short of barbecue heaven. The allspice smoke was stunningly fragrant and the salty and spicy flavors danced on your tongue.
The real surprise was just how wonderful the Slaw tasted. The dressing I made had mayo, sour cream, rice wine vinegar, reduced orange juice, and S&P. The fruit/vegetable portion was cabbage, carrot, poblano, red bell pepper, scallions, and mango.
Gallo Pinto... well... essentially red beans and rice. Tasty... I think it suffered from some over cooking. It was fairly critically timed and we had a torrential downpour in the middle of the last bit of cooking. Our guests lost power, had limbs to move out of the driveway, navigate around downed power lines on the way and we were scurrying to get things out of the rain. I could not believe how much rain was blowing through the screens-- I had a small pond for a bit. The pork and slaw didn't mind, but the rice & beans were a little over.
I stuffed some Jalapeno's with kielbasa and gouda cheese... very tasty, but they were consumed before I could get a finished pic.
Traditional Pulled on the small egg...
It was very tasty, but only nibbled on as we all ate the jerk.
The marinade ingredients for the jerk pork...
On the egg after about 6 hours in the fridge...
I smoked it with apple and whole allspice until it was 195...
The sides...
I am not sure of the authenticity, but it sure was tasty...
The CFO made the most wonderful Double Citrus Tart...
Thanks for taking a look...
What to go with it. Something cold & crunchy-- a retreat from the heat. I still wanted to have that Caribbean feel, if only in the eyes of a Kentuckian, so we chose a slaw recipe that seemed sweet/tart. We also made some rice & beans to round out the meal.
I bought a 2 butt pack from Costco, so Ifigured I would do a regular pulled pork should someone not want the hot stuff. Might was well do some ABT's too. Right? The missus made her delicious double citrus tart for desert.
The Jerk Pork got rave reviews-- truly delicious. The cooking moderated the heat considerably, for 1 lb of habenero's , and the crust was nothing short of barbecue heaven. The allspice smoke was stunningly fragrant and the salty and spicy flavors danced on your tongue.
The real surprise was just how wonderful the Slaw tasted. The dressing I made had mayo, sour cream, rice wine vinegar, reduced orange juice, and S&P. The fruit/vegetable portion was cabbage, carrot, poblano, red bell pepper, scallions, and mango.
Gallo Pinto... well... essentially red beans and rice. Tasty... I think it suffered from some over cooking. It was fairly critically timed and we had a torrential downpour in the middle of the last bit of cooking. Our guests lost power, had limbs to move out of the driveway, navigate around downed power lines on the way and we were scurrying to get things out of the rain. I could not believe how much rain was blowing through the screens-- I had a small pond for a bit. The pork and slaw didn't mind, but the rice & beans were a little over.
I stuffed some Jalapeno's with kielbasa and gouda cheese... very tasty, but they were consumed before I could get a finished pic.
Traditional Pulled on the small egg...
It was very tasty, but only nibbled on as we all ate the jerk.
The marinade ingredients for the jerk pork...
On the egg after about 6 hours in the fridge...
I smoked it with apple and whole allspice until it was 195...
The sides...
I am not sure of the authenticity, but it sure was tasty...
The CFO made the most wonderful Double Citrus Tart...
Thanks for taking a look...
Large and Small BGE * www.quelfood.com
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Quite a feast, JuJu!
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Wow. Only had my Egg since July. Thinking about doing 1st Boston Butt. Any tips?
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WOW, that stuff looks GOOOOOD!!!!!
I love jerk, haven't jerked pork, yet. Definitely going to give it a try, now!
Theo -
That all looks great Juju! I like the spicy stuff, the the rest of the family is not so into it. Looking at all those pics, I may just have to do a pork butt next weekend. Oh yeah, tell the CFO that the tart looks money too."Pork so tender you can pull it with a spoon." ~Spoon
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Absolutely perfect! Hubby isn't into peppers, so I am with Spoon. I will have to stuff mushrooms, instead.
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@Toz... biggest thing... dont sweat it, put it on and have some fun. I cook butts indirect @ about 250 give or take. I like hickory or pecan for the smoke. Use your favorite rub and let it rest overnight in the fridge. I typically cook until the internal is 170, double wrap in heavy duty aluminum foil, and put it back on until 195.
There are 100 different methods and they are all pretty good. Butts are forgiving so just have fun. Let me know if you have any specific questions.
The CFO sent me the tart recipe for some other folks and I thought some of you might like to try it too. You can find it here....
http://www.eggheadforum.com/discussion/1134168/double-citrus-tart
Thanks for all the kind words
JujuLarge and Small BGE * www.quelfood.com -
dessert too...gotta love that!Coming to you from the Mothership!
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dessert too...gotta love that!
Well Yeah... You got to have a little sweet treat, right?
:-DLarge and Small BGE * www.quelfood.com
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