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First pulled pork
newMike
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After a couple of visits to Natureboy's place and some excellant BB-Q. I finally got my own egg for Christmas. Saturday was the day for my first try at pulled pork! [p]I have been using a dry rub for a few years now, so I coated the pork with rub and let in set over night in my fridge.[p]I fired up the egg at 5:00 am, and placed a 7 lb. Boston butt on the grill and let it cook for 12 hours at 250 degrees. I did have a little flux in temp but i kept a close eye on it, and made adjustments as the day went on.[p]I used a large handfull of apple wood and a 3 inch square piece of mesquite for flavor. [p]The pork turned out pretty good, but not as good as what Chris can do. I served the pork with rolls, sauce and coleslaw. All but half a pound was gone by 10:00 that night. Leftovers were very good![p]Thanks Chris C. (Natureboy) your BB-Q has been an inspiration! [p]Michael
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