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Cool beans man. I have a ~4lb'er thawing that I'm either doing tomorrow or Thurs, not sure yet. Might even try out the mustard bath marinade with HRR.
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Nice one Huskee! I did one 10 pounder and am doing another 9 pounder for New Years Day!
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Yep, the Witchy Wich of the NE. And if memory serves me correct it was two 2lb butts.
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Nice work Husk. What did you use to cook it on? Please tell me you fired up that Wichita to cook a 2 pound butt.
BTW, if they think you have a northern accent, I wonder what they would think of my Minnesoootah accent.
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It doesn't matter really. Most of the ones where I shop are in the 4-6lb range so I usually just half them. I never used to, then one time I did and haven't looked back.
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Nice video Huskee! You mention cooking smaller butts. Were you talking about cutting a larger roast into smaller ones or buying smaller ones to start with, or does it matter which method is used?
Also, ever tried using a kitchenmaid mixer and dough hook to "pull" the pork?Last edited by Dr ROK; December 29, 2014, 11:52 PM.
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Nice video, Huskee! I've got salmon and a tri-tip teed up for the weekend cook but now you're making me wish I had a PB handy! Thanks for taking the time to make such an informative video.
Kathryn
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Originally posted by Jerod Broussard View Postwhat is that accent?????????????
You can tell its Michigan from the total lack of an accent.
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Great video , I'm going to try the smaller chunks next time. More bark and seasoning are very good things.
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Huskee,
Bad time to watch this in the morning. Now I need to go out and get something to eat. That meat looks delish I am suprised it stayed on the fork when you picked it up. Loved the Video.
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