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Low and Slow Boston Butt Direct Heat With Video

EggerPalmerATL
EggerPalmerATL Posts: 46
in Pork
*Video link with step-by-step instructions at the bottom*

I tried a new technique last weekend and I was very happy with it. I would call it a minimalist cook. The butt sat directly on the grate with no plate setter or drip pan. I used Royal Oak lump (buy the bigger bag for bigger lump), Apple wood chunks, a looft lighter, mustard, Bad Byron's Butt Rub, meat claws and foil....that's it. The butt turned out just a good as a high maintenance indirect cook. The only noticable difference was in the bark but I think that was more timing related than anything else. If anything, this should have established a better bark. I foiled the butt before a good bark could establish because I knew I was going to be cutting it close on time for dinner with guests coming over. 

Video Link to Boston Butt Direct Heat Cook

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