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1st pork butt

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Big E
Big E Posts: 51
edited November -1 in EggHead Forum
Pricecutter had pork butt's on sale for 1.19 lb. and I picked up some. Have never done one and have noticed Pork Butt Mike seems to be the affienciando on these. Mike , just looking for some tips and I also noticed you have mentioned Thirdeye in a past post and was wondering if your's was simular to his advice. I would apperciate the guidance from anyone. This is a cook I have wanted to do for some time and by the posts of completed cooks I'm looking forward to this one.
Thanks :unsure: :lol: :cheer:
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  • Rascal
    Rascal Posts: 3,923
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    If you know how to control a burn it's the easiest cook you'll ever do. Lacking any other advice, just go to The Naked Whiz site and follow the directions! I haven't been Eggin' all that long and here's the result of my first attempt. Happy cookin'!
    Rascal
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  • Big'un
    Big'un Posts: 5,909
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    A pork butt cook is another area where the egg really shines. I build a good fire, new lump and plenty of it. I add some smoking wood(hickory) and stabilize at 250F. Then I add the rub to the butt, some yellow mustard, and some more rub. Then I throw on the butt indirect with a drip pan(to avoid fouling the lump). cook until 192F, foil, and put in a cooler filled with towels, at least an hour; but up to five. HTH.
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  • Grandpas Grub
    Grandpas Grub Posts: 14,226
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    There are some great sites with help on pork butt.

    Celtic Wolf also has a good 'how too' Celtic's Cooking Pulled Pork

    Let us know how yours turns out.

    GG
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