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Bacon-wrapped Pork Shoulder stuffed with Sausage Meat, Sage and Apricot ... from SWMBO
Stormbringer
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Everything is better with bacon. So on that basis, we threw together three different types of pork (sausage, bacon and shoulder) last night.
Pork shoulder was butterflied, then mushroom, sage, apricots and sausage meat layered onto the pork. Rolled, wrapped with bacon and hog-tied (very appropriate word). Cooked on the MM indirect at 375F/190C until internal temp was 146F/63C. Pork roll set aside, platesetter removed and pork returned for direct cooking for two minutes each side.
Photographs and ... well, the whole thing apart from lighting the egg and cooking the thing ... courtesy of SWMBO, who for once wasn't chasing Pokemon during the cook.
Wrapped and ready to go. The skewers came in handy later.

Watching the internal temp with a kitchen thermometer:

Take the joint off (using the skewers), remove the platesetter and replace the joint:

Then flip onto the other side, again using those handy skewers:

And it's ready!


Pork shoulder was butterflied, then mushroom, sage, apricots and sausage meat layered onto the pork. Rolled, wrapped with bacon and hog-tied (very appropriate word). Cooked on the MM indirect at 375F/190C until internal temp was 146F/63C. Pork roll set aside, platesetter removed and pork returned for direct cooking for two minutes each side.
Photographs and ... well, the whole thing apart from lighting the egg and cooking the thing ... courtesy of SWMBO, who for once wasn't chasing Pokemon during the cook.
Wrapped and ready to go. The skewers came in handy later.

Watching the internal temp with a kitchen thermometer:

Take the joint off (using the skewers), remove the platesetter and replace the joint:

Then flip onto the other side, again using those handy skewers:

And it's ready!


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| My food blog ... BGE and other stuff ... http://www.thecooksdigest.com
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| Cooking and blogging with a Large and Minimax in deepest, darkest England-shire
| My food blog ... BGE and other stuff ... http://www.thecooksdigest.com
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WOW !!!!!! That is perfection.. Everything is spot on.. Fantastic pics..Greensboro North Carolina
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A pork three-way. I love it. It looks excellent. Job well done to you and your wife.Which came first the chicken or the egg? I egged the chicken and then I ate his leg.
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That looks Porkelicious! That's another way to do a fatty. Nicely done.XL, WSM, Coleman Road Trip Gas GrillKansas City, Mo.
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Thanks. What was "Porkelicious" was having the leftovers for breakfast.Ladeback69 said:That looks Porkelicious! That's another way to do a fatty. Nicely done.
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I hope you had giant sized biscuits on hand.Stormbringer said:
Thanks. What was "Porkelicious" was having the leftovers for breakfast.Ladeback69 said:That looks Porkelicious! That's another way to do a fatty. Nicely done.
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I used the leftovers to make Vietnamese banh mi rolls, complete with pickled carrot and daikon and coriander (cilantro). Fried the pork in lemongrass paste to give it that authentic kick.SmokeyPitt said:
I hope you had giant sized biscuits on hand.Stormbringer said:
Thanks. What was "Porkelicious" was having the leftovers for breakfast.Ladeback69 said:That looks Porkelicious! That's another way to do a fatty. Nicely done.
Hmm .. hungry again now. And it's lunchtime, hurrah!
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I guess if you were out of biscuits that will have to do! Man that sounds awesome. I really want to try a banh mi roll. I haven't had one but I love all of those ingredients.Stormbringer said:
I used the leftovers to make Vietnamese banh mi rolls, complete with pickled carrot and daikon and coriander (cilantro). Fried the pork in lemongrass paste to give it that authentic kick.SmokeyPitt said:
I hope you had giant sized biscuits on hand.Stormbringer said:
Thanks. What was "Porkelicious" was having the leftovers for breakfast.Ladeback69 said:That looks Porkelicious! That's another way to do a fatty. Nicely done.
Hmm .. hungry again now. And it's lunchtime, hurrah!Which came first the chicken or the egg? I egged the chicken and then I ate his leg. -
That looks fantastic... What a porker!!!Charlotte, NC - Large BGE 2014, Maverick ET 733, Thermopen, Nest, Platesetter, Woo2 and Extender w/Grid, Kick Ash Basket, Pizza Stone, SS Smokeware Cap, Blackstone 36"
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This may be a cultural thing ... in the UK a biscuit is something one dunks into a cup of tea, so not really something to go with leftover pork. What are biscuits on your side of the pond? Some sort of roll or bun?SmokeyPitt said:
I guess if you were out of biscuits that will have to do! Man that sounds awesome. I really want to try a banh mi roll. I haven't had one but I love all of those ingredients.Stormbringer said:
I used the leftovers to make Vietnamese banh mi rolls, complete with pickled carrot and daikon and coriander (cilantro). Fried the pork in lemongrass paste to give it that authentic kick.SmokeyPitt said:
I hope you had giant sized biscuits on hand.Stormbringer said:
Thanks. What was "Porkelicious" was having the leftovers for breakfast.Ladeback69 said:That looks Porkelicious! That's another way to do a fatty. Nicely done.
Hmm .. hungry again now. And it's lunchtime, hurrah!
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| Cooking and blogging with a Large and Minimax in deepest, darkest England-shire
| My food blog ... BGE and other stuff ... http://www.thecooksdigest.com
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You can do that, but a biscuit is more eaten at breakfast with something like jelly spread on it or you can use it to make a sandwich. That is what they are talking about here. A biscuit is also used as a desert topped with fruit and whip cream. We mostly dunk doughnuts in coffee.Stormbringer said:
This may be a cultural thing ... in the UK a biscuit is something one dunks into a cup of tea. What are biscuits on your side of the pond?SmokeyPitt said:
I guess if you were out of biscuits that will have to do! Man that sounds awesome. I really want to try a banh mi roll. I haven't had one but I love all of those ingredients.Stormbringer said:
I used the leftovers to make Vietnamese banh mi rolls, complete with pickled carrot and daikon and coriander (cilantro). Fried the pork in lemongrass paste to give it that authentic kick.SmokeyPitt said:
I hope you had giant sized biscuits on hand.Stormbringer said:
Thanks. What was "Porkelicious" was having the leftovers for breakfast.Ladeback69 said:That looks Porkelicious! That's another way to do a fatty. Nicely done.
Hmm .. hungry again now. And it's lunchtime, hurrah!
XL, WSM, Coleman Road Trip Gas GrillKansas City, Mo.
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