This weekend's cook: pork shoulder on the UDS

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kwazulu
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This weekend's cook: pork shoulder on the UDS

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Hi Folks!

Following my first attempt at pulled pork a few weeks back which was somewhat average when matched against my expectations, I had another crack it on Saturday and am absolutely over the moon with the results. My lucky stars must have been in alignment as all the little tweaks I implemented - which I have been mulling over for weeks - on this cook resulted in a personal triumph. On this note, I just wanted to share a few pics for you to (hopefully) enjoy.

Hope you have a good week! Happy cooking :)

Taking off the fat cap -
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Onto the UDS -
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Four hours in at 160F, off for foiling -
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Done! -
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What was the total time for the cook, and what temp did it come off at the end?
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Total cook time was 6hrs, was cooking at around 250F. Pulled it off at a little over 195F. Bone came out nice and easy compared to last time and meat easy to pull. :D
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:D 8-)
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Cooked like a pro

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