Rolled Pork Shoulder in Cider. WSM


 

TonyUK

TVWBB Gold Member
A variation on the PSB.

Meat: 5lb rolled pork shoulder.
Season: Manuka honey & Cajun rub mix, overnight.
Veggies: Red Onion - Red Peppers - Habaneros - Garlic - W'shire Sauce - Cider.
Cider: Weston's Wyld Wood, 7%.
Fuel: Aussie Heat Beads.
Wood: Apple/Maple.
Method: Minion.
Cook Temp:+/- 240F
IT Target: 140F - 190F.
Cook Time: Start 09:30am. Finish 15:30. (Wrapped in a towel and rested for 40 mins).

Decided to do pork yesterday using the PSB method.
Set the WSM up and went for the first IT of 140F. The shoulder was then placed in a foil pan with all the veggies & cider, tightly foiled and then shot for an IT of 190F

The Meat.
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The Set Up.
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Chugging away.
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After 190F achieved, & rested.
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The Cut.
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The Pull. (This pulled beautifully, almost fell apart). Had a wee taste only, as this is going to be tonight's dinner.
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Thanks for looking.
 
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Awesome work tony. If you mention cider here, most people automatically assume the raw juice of the apple rather that a refined alcoholic beverage. I only know better from years of working in an Irish pub here in the NYC area. Few to choose from in the bars right now. Magners, Doc's, and Angry Orchard seem to be readilly available. My local has strongbow on tap.

That's a nice piece of pork.
 

 

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