Ox Cheek

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Ox Cheek

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Hi guys,

Planning to have another go at pulled pork tomorrow and came across an ox cheek on offer in waitrose, thought I may as well put it on the OTS at the same time.

Anyone have any ideas about what rub would work? I was thinking about just salt, pepper and garlic powder and letting the smoke work its magic but if anyone has any suggestions I'm all ears

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Ox cheek, slow cooked is full of it's own natural flavour, I'd just go for S&P with a touch of Galic as well. Let the meat & smoke speak for themselves. ;)
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Cool - I'll post some pics if I can get my camera working! :?
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Re: Ox Cheek

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Did you ever get a chance to cook the ox cheek this weekend?

Sadly i was busy this weekend and wasn't able to reply but i cooked some ox cheeks a couple of weekends ago. They're great on the bbq, the ones i cooked you could pull apart with a spoon.
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Ox cheek and pork shoulder were very much a success! 6 hours at 225F for both then into foil for an hour. Not sure if the cheek needed the rest as it was still very juicy straight off.

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Shoulder and cheek just off the OTS

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Cheek

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Sliced and ready to serve!
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