Whats for Supper?

If your going to BBQ, you might as well load the grill. It's keeps my friends happy. The bacon gives the pork butts good flavor and can be used for many other things.
 
ok, it wasn't all my doing ,but I helped some . our 2014 elks luau was a pig success.imagejpeg_1.jpg

we named him Arnold Ziffel and he was snow white to begin with. he was very good!
 
Did a little brisket, put it on at 10:00 pm last night, it hit 195 internal and probed like butter at 1:30 pm today. Did a FTC and held it until dinner time, some good eating.

All dry rubbed down with Lotabull red dirt dry rub.
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Ready to be pulled, the bark was great.
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All wrapped in foil, time for its nap until dinner.
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Nice rainy day to smoke some Baby Backs.

I decided to try some rub I bought at Jacks BBQ in Nashville last month.

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Let them run at 240 degree at the grate for 4 1/2 hours using some hickory and peach wood. Looked pretty tasty before I even applied some sauce.

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Applied 2 coats of The Shed southern sweet sauce with 15 minutes between coats. These were about the best ones I've made to date. The dry rub is a keeper, I've been using the sauce for a few cooks now. I like the sauce because its not super sweet.

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