Jake Wilson
TVWBB Fan
I smoked a shoulder (6 lbs. after removing the fat cap) a few days ago and stuffed it with Prosciutto and Capacolla slices, after sticking a 6" boning knife into the shoulder in a bunch of spots, gouging it to form tunnels, then stuffing the slices into it
For the rub, I used the Reknowned Mr. Brown recipe, rubbing it good all over then letting it sit the fridge for 48 hours,
then rubbing it again just before it went into the smoker
smoked in my 14" WSM
pic below taken after 3 hours n the smoker
here we are two days later doing leftovers
coleslaw is mine...thank God for my Benriner mandolin=
here's the sauce I used for the above sandwich
Credit goes to where credit is due...I saw an episode of the BBQ Pit Boys where they stuffed a Boston Butt I think the cut was, using deli slices, but they smoked the butt on a Weber grill, and I have a Performer too but when it comes to doing a Pork Shoulder and having my choce between using the Performer or my 14" or my 18" WSM...I'll go with one of the WSM's every time
Thanks for looking!
For the rub, I used the Reknowned Mr. Brown recipe, rubbing it good all over then letting it sit the fridge for 48 hours,
then rubbing it again just before it went into the smoker
smoked in my 14" WSM
pic below taken after 3 hours n the smoker
here we are two days later doing leftovers
coleslaw is mine...thank God for my Benriner mandolin=
here's the sauce I used for the above sandwich
Credit goes to where credit is due...I saw an episode of the BBQ Pit Boys where they stuffed a Boston Butt I think the cut was, using deli slices, but they smoked the butt on a Weber grill, and I have a Performer too but when it comes to doing a Pork Shoulder and having my choce between using the Performer or my 14" or my 18" WSM...I'll go with one of the WSM's every time
Thanks for looking!