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How to cook this pork

laserdoc85
laserdoc85 Posts: 577
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Best way to cook these. I have about 10 packs of each left. The shoulder roast I have cooked.Sort of like the boston butt but the Ham roast I have no idea how
Jefferson .GA.  
Been egging since 1985 on a medium egg
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  • gdenby
    gdenby Posts: 6,239
    Pork shoulder roast is usually just a section of pork butt. Once in awhile, it is a section of the picnic portion. Either can be slow cooked for pulled pork. The butt bone, if present, will have a thin irregular shape, while the picnic will have a round cross section bone. Picnic meat can be cubed for kebabs pretty well, but the butt shoulder section is so varied that its easier to slow cook it.

    The ham can be roasted. 350-ish till 160F internal. Slice thin across the grain.


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  • laserdoc85
    laserdoc85 Posts: 577
    edited December 2013
    Direct on a v rack or indirect on the ham roast
    Jefferson .GA.  
    Been egging since 1985 on a medium egg
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  • Hoov
    Hoov Posts: 264
    I say indirect for any roast unless you are cooking way high in the dome
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