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    on tying a boneless butt....

    This seems basic enough. I've got a 6lb boneless butt that I need to tie and I've n ever done it. Any tricks or tips for it? I'm thinking it's common sense and straight forward enough but wanted to ask the PitMasters before I proceed.

    The last one I did, which was my first one.....boneless as well....did not get tied. It seemed to hold itself together pretty well while I rubbed it but upon transfering to the PBC, it flopped open a bit. I trimmed the chunks, added more rub and did some early taste testing on the trimmed pcs.....but I thought I'd try and clean up my act a bit and look a bit more like I know what I'm doing.

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    I go two across. That way I can put a hook under one, and hang the butt more vertical rather than flat. I'm doing two Sunday morning.

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      #3
      You Tube has a bunch of videos showing how to tie up roasts with butcher twine.

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        #4
        Not sure if this is the type of tie job you want but here's a link to a video on Serious Eats:

        A butcher's knot has one big advantage over a regular square knot: it's a slip knot, which means that once you tie it, you can adjust it very easily without needing an extra finger to hold the knot in place as you tighten it.

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          #5
          Thanks all, very helpful

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