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Cooking a shoulder Saturday. Should I allow the same amount of time (1 hour per pound) as I do when I cook a Boston Butt? Any other tips that may be help full are appreciated. Probably cooking a 8-9 lb shoulder.
Need more detail. What temp are you cooking at. 225 dome will take a lot longer than 270 dome temp. Cook to internal temp of 200 to 205, not time. Unless you are going higher heat, 1 hour per pound is pretty quick. Most often it's 1 1/2 to 2 hours.
Cooking probably around 225-250 dome...Is 270 too hot to cook the meat at? I was always taught to cook around 200. So is 1.5-2 hours a more realistic cook time? Can you over cook it? if so what happens(dry out)?
Shoulder is a butt. The picnic and the butt make up the shoulder but if you have 8-9 pounds it is likely the butt. Picnic is the lower part of the foreleg above the shank or knee and has a conical shape.
At 250 dome, 1.5 to 2 hours a pound is a good guess. Cook to an internal temp of 200 to 205. If it's bone in, the bone should pull out easily (fall off the bone). As long as you cook to temp you won,t over cook. Most dry pulled pork is undercooked.
@evan - treat as 2 separate pieces. Don't be surprised if one finishes before the other. If so, wrap in foil and stick it in a cooler wrapped in towels and it will stay hot for hours.
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