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Smoked Pulled Pork Barbecue Recipe by the BBQ Pit Boys

Love Pulled Pork Sandwiches? Try this easy to do recipe for real Barbecue Pulled Pork, all done on a simple backyard BBQ smoker.

All you need for this Pulled Pork Barbecue is 8-10lbs. of Boston Butt, also known as Pork Shoulder, and your favorite Dry Rub and Barbecue sauce.

After trimming off the excess fat, and lightly coating the pork with dry rub, smoke the Butt low and slow at 225f-275f for about 12 hours on your backyard Smoker.

When the internal temp. of the meat reaches around 175f-195f, remove from the fire and wrap it in plastic wrap or foil for about 45 minutes to an hour so that it can rest -allowing the delicate flavor and juices to permeate the meat.

Shred as shown, and enjoy!
-BBQ Pit Boys

You can print out this BBQ Pit Boys recipe at http://www.BarbecueWeb.com

Duration : 0:8:25


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25 Responses to “Smoked Pulled Pork Barbecue Recipe by the BBQ Pit Boys”

  1. Zeskents says:

    Makes my mouth …
    Makes my mouth water. Good Video :D

  2. eurquilla says:

    Just smoked a …
    Just smoked a shoulder today. Turned out good too. Nothing better than smoked pork shoulder (cooked for 13 hours). and pork ribs (2+2+1 method) on game day….best thing about smoking is the beer!

  3. EbolaV1rus says:

    I do it all the …
    I do it all the time in the winter. I have arthritis and it’s hard for me to get outside when it’s icy. Sure, it’s not as good as being cooked on the grill, but it’s still pretty tasty!

  4. EbolaV1rus says:

    That looks so …
    That looks so wonderful! The meat looks so juicy and tender! I love your videos!

    God Bless

  5. camaro4542u says:

    looks lil dry
    looks lil dry

  6. SpecialKit says:

    well it wouldn’t be …
    well it wouldn’t be bbq if there wasn’t a bbq involved would it

  7. evenrane says:

    no kidding, anybody …
    no kidding, anybody who cooks BBQ in a crockpot or the oven should not be allowed to eat BBQ

  8. universanjar says:

    LoL
    LoL

  9. PJFarrenkopf77 says:

    absolutely never …
    absolutely never cook bbq in a slow cooker.

  10. binkles79 says:

    I used to be …
    I used to be vegetarian until this video

  11. vernonperry says:

    I am ready to eat. …
    I am ready to eat. .. starving.
    vp

  12. suskky says:

    As my father in a …
    As my father in a joking way would say Yourrrrrrr so mean.

  13. maduker says:

    not for low and …
    not for low and slow. The fat gets very tough and chewy when you cook it for 12 hours and it starts to suck out the moisture.

  14. alba421 says:

    U gotta leave the …
    U gotta leave the fat on it holds all the flavor and keeps tha
    Meet moist

  15. cactuschris2002 says:

    works great in …
    works great in crokpot (slow cooker), use liquid smoke, sugar, crushed red pepeer, vingear, etc. Works great!

  16. kahunaD125 says:

    chuck norris is …
    chuck norris is cooking

  17. kahunaD125 says:

    dont do it in a …
    dont do it in a slow cooker. you dont get the smoke flavor

  18. thatbastardson says:

    yes, it works very …
    yes, it works very well. dont expect the crusty balck outside though. that only happens when you bbq it with coal, smoke etc. not to worry though. a slow cooker works well.

    rub your pork butt down, with the bbq rub of your choice. if you need one, let me know. roll a large ring of aluminum foil, and set it in your slow cooker,and set your pork butt on top. this is so your pork doesnt touch the bottom of the cooker. add 1/2 can of beer, and 12 ounces of apple juice. turn on low for 12 hours. :)

  19. 1873Winchester says:

    I hear you can make …
    I hear you can make pulled pork in a slow cooker too. Would it come out anywhere near as tasty looking as this? Ofcourse I only just heard about slow cookers, totally unknown appliance here in scandinavia, buying one on ebay right now.

  20. hightechstuff2 says:

    I usually put the …
    I usually put the fat in a small pyrex dish cut into cubes over the hottest part of my offset smoker. The fat is completely liquefied at about the 3 hour mark and it also retains some smoke flavor. From there, I move the dish to a cooler location in the smoker and sparingly brush some on every two hours with a spray of apple cider before hand.

  21. 1ToNJaB says:

    How do you melt the …
    How do you melt the fat? Frying pan?

  22. kentfoxx says:

    Is this Clint …
    Is this Clint Eastwood?? Sounds like him a little.

  23. godzuki444 says:

    Do you cook on R2D2 …
    Do you cook on R2D2 or what ????

  24. fwilme04 says:

    YOU DA MAN
    YOU DA MAN

  25. hightechstuff2 says:

    The problem with …
    The problem with the fat cap is it won’t usually completely render off during smoking and the flavor cannot penetrate the meat. I cut it down to an eight inch layer on top. from there I take the rest of the fat, melt it down and baste the meat with it every two hours. It keeps the moisture in without all the fat on top.

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