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0 • Off Topic Disagree Agree LikeLooking good. That charred bark is a thing of beauty to me. Without that I think it is just reduced to a regular pork roast. Also I wrap mine in foil after I take it off and get the same consistency throughout the pull.
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0 • Off Topic Disagree Agree LikeI think what you are finding with the tenderness could possibly be due to uneven cooking, but I kinda doubt that is your problem. I am thinking most probably it has more to do with the different muscles in the roast. A butt has several different muscles, and they all have a slightly different texture. [p]Just some thoughts. Beers!
Chris
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