Hi guys,
Running a small barbecue tomorrow for a small group (6 of us) and thought I'd try a pulled pork. However, with zero planning the best I could get was a "large boneless pork shoulder" from Sainsburys, no bone, and it's basically a rolled joint. Cutting the string and unrolling (as it's air in the middle anyway), it's probably 1-2 inches thick at its thickest point.
Have injected it with a flavour I like (apple juice, maple syrup, cider vinegar) and rubbed it both sides with a variation on a carolina rub, rolled it back up and chucked it in the fridge to - as Flashheart would say - stew in its own juice.
Question is: how long to cook this for? Assuming a low (100 degrees C) heat, and given its thickness and no bone, what do you think?
Any difference between rolling/unrolling it?
Cheers!
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Pulled pork with supermarket joint
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Altissimus
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Re: Pulled pork with supermarket joint
In lieu of other replies and in case anyone else reads this looking for the same answer, I worked to an hour per pound. Came out ok.
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BraaiMeesterWannabe
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Re: Pulled pork with supermarket joint
Hi chap
Bit late now but Tiny replied on the anything butt post. He recommended leaving it rolled and doing 1.5hrs per lb. for pulling you want to get the pork up to about 203 deg f internal.
Bit late now but Tiny replied on the anything butt post. He recommended leaving it rolled and doing 1.5hrs per lb. for pulling you want to get the pork up to about 203 deg f internal.
Re: Pulled pork with supermarket joint
I'll be doing this very thing this weekend, more because I've been having barbecue withdrawal for the last couple of weeks than for any other reason.
Re: Pulled pork with supermarket joint
Not to steal your thread, but I just wanted to add that I did the pork shoulder today, and Tiny's estimate wasnt bad.
It weighed exactly 2kg after trimming, so call that 5lb for ease of sums. It was on the Weber kettle for 9.5 hrs before I wrapped it and shoved it in the oven @280F until it hit 195.
But it did stall twice, once at 150F where I wrapped it and then again at 175F, at which point I unrolled it, rewrapped it and put it in the oven.
One thing I did do differently to the conventional wisdom of the Web was to cut the fatcap off almost in its entirety and roast it in the oven, meaning I had some awesome crackling to go in my sammitch.
It weighed exactly 2kg after trimming, so call that 5lb for ease of sums. It was on the Weber kettle for 9.5 hrs before I wrapped it and shoved it in the oven @280F until it hit 195.
But it did stall twice, once at 150F where I wrapped it and then again at 175F, at which point I unrolled it, rewrapped it and put it in the oven.
One thing I did do differently to the conventional wisdom of the Web was to cut the fatcap off almost in its entirety and roast it in the oven, meaning I had some awesome crackling to go in my sammitch.