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    Braised pulled pork

    Hello Pitmasters!

    I've just baught a nice boston butt and I'm having friends over tomorrow, unfortunately the weather here in Quebec is a little cold for the bbq right now, do you have any advice for a good pulled pork in the oven? Preferably with a non tomato based sauce, though it's ok if there is a little in it.


    I have experience with ribs in the oven, but ever since I've started reading this damned website, they just dont cut it anymore!


    Thanks in advance,

    Patrick
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    Hello from Calgary!

    I know all about cold weather Qing, it eats charcoal like mad when it is -30 and blowing snow.

    If you can't smoke it, I would highly recommend cutting the butt into thinner strips and using either Meathead's Char Siu or Nine Dragon marinades:

    http://amazingribs.com/recipes/porkn..._siu_ribs.html http://amazingribs.com/recipes/porkn...agon_ribs.html.

    Roast the strips at 225 till they hit your target IT then give 'em a quick blast with the broiler to crisp them up. These are both fantastic recipes for coping with the brutal Canadian winter.

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    • bbqoaf
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      bbqoaf commented
      November 5, 2015, 02:38 PM
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      Absolutely works very well with beer! Steamwhistle pairs brilliantly, as does Big Rock SAAZ as both of those are Czech style pilsners. Kung Fu girl reisling also pairs perfectly and keeps with the Asian theme.

      I don't know about the stout and IPA pairing perfectly, but if you drink enough pilsner first, everything will taste great!

      The other option is the Tuscan marinade, however I have not yet gotten around to trying this one yet: http://amazingribs.com/recipes/porkn...ated_ribs.html
    • Superskierpat
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      Superskierpat commented
      November 5, 2015, 05:01 PM
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      I think I'll try the tuscan one! I have all the ingredients and I've never had tuscan style pig before.
    • bbqoaf
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      bbqoaf commented
      November 5, 2015, 05:11 PM
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      Cool, let us know how it turns out!
    #3
    I have done oven pulled pork using a dutch oven. Apply rub like you would, heat oven to 200 degrees.
    Place butt in a dutch oven and "bake" overnight.

    Should be plenty humid in the dutch oven, no need to add liquid.
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    • Superskierpat
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      Superskierpat commented
      November 5, 2015, 05:01 PM
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      Good to know, though this time I'll go for something a little different I believe!
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    So it took some time for me to get them off my phone but I have pictures!


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      #5
      looks good! Just missing Mrs. Brown, but i understand she's not always in town when you need her.

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      • Superskierpat
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        Superskierpat commented
        November 18, 2015, 01:11 PM
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        I put the braising liquid in a bowl and we simply drizzled it over the meat afterwards!
      • CurlingDog
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        CurlingDog commented
        November 18, 2015, 02:27 PM
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        YUM!! properly done!
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