Pulled pork tacos
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Decided to make tacos yesterday, so I took a couple small shoulder roasts out and put a good rub on them
Attachment 91894 Let em sit on the counter for about an hour and stuck em on the green egg at 300. I was doing a quick smoke so they would be ready for supper since I started at noon. Here's a quick pic when I peeked at em Attachment 91895 Cut the temp down to 275 and brought the internal temp to 165. Took em off, wrapped in foil with a little apple cider vinegar and stuck em back on. Attachment 91896 Brought the temp up to 200, took em off the egg and into an ice chest wrapped in towels for about an hour and a half. Here's a pic of the finished product. Attachment 91897 Made some guacamole and heated up some corn tortillas.... The meat is under there somewhere Attachment 91898 |
Damn dude!
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Just finished breakfast and I'm hungry again after seeing that!
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Deliciousness!!!!!
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Dang Meaux..... you killin' me... I loved pulled pork because you can be very creative with it. Nice job.
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Nice!!!
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Heck yea! I made some enchiladas a few weeks ago with some left over pulled pork. That stuff goes great with Mexican food.
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chop it fine and it makes GREAT tamales.
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pulled pork tacos
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That does look good. Cooked 2 PB on Saturday also. 275* for 6 hours and they hit 170* and added orange juice-apple and pineapple. Put in turkey bags and had thermometer in it for temperature control. I messed up and put room temperature juice and my meat temp dropped and had to cook a lot longer. One day when I have a lot of time I will cook all the way at 250* but it will probably take 12 hours. Hickory/apple mix pellets on the Masterbuilt. I think I will wrap and juice at 160* next time as some of the skin was a little to done for me. Pics are at 170*
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