The Hood is Smell'n Good

rondo

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The plan is pulled-pork sandwiches tonight. Slept in a little but still managed to get the charcoals fired up and the ten pound pork shoulder on this morning at 6:00. Using madrone for smoke wood and it smells wonderful.

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Cruising along at 230F. Maybe I should polish the BBQ gun this afternoon...
 
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Dirty rotten blankety blank.....that's my favorite.....

Is it politically correct to say "I hate you!!"......, I can't make it until Sunday and I'm not thinkin' there will be much for left-overs...........hahahahha
 
If I did not just have slow grilled BBQ pork loin Thursday this thread would be killing now. Now it's just making me want to go cook up some leftovers!
 
Michigan is too cold for me, I'm stay'n right here. Some of you might be forming a lynch mob after I start posting pictures of the results. :D

The handles are cheap-o garage door handles. They allow for tending to the fire without losing heat (close top vent, lift mid & top section down to automotive drip pan). It can be dangerous if you've have water in the water pan. I run it dry with a ceramic pot saucer for a heat sink.
 
I live in Merlin.I'll be there at 7:00! ;)

I'll have a seat at the table ready for ya!

After 8 hours here it is:

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Just inserted the thermometer probe (172 shooting for 190). Probably another 2-3 hours to go. Have not added charcoal yet, still burning at 225-230F. You gotta love it.

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Scratch & Sniff

Obligatory Pull'n Pics:

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Taste's better that it looks...! :p

Total cook time: 10 hours 55 minutes
 
That looks great, I can almost smell it.
Darn shame Oregon is a bit of a drive.

Us Michigan folks should plan a BBQ get together. We could chow down and talk about our S&W's.
 
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