9 hour sandwich

I finally had a chance to do a big piece of meat in my grill. I use a regular 22.5 inch Weber Kettle grill with a Smokenator attachment for smoking. Yesterday I did a 9 hour smoke on a 4lb pork shoulder picnic cut.

I put my own Holysmok3s dry rub on it after trimming the skin and fat. This sat overnight in the fridge.

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The grill is heating up with about 60 coals and apple wood chunks. Instead of using the Smokenator water tray I used a larger aluminum tray so I didn’t need to refill as often. It’s ready around 230F

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2hours into it I added more coal and a little more water. The bark is starting to form.

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I pulled it out when the meat reached 190F. Looks like a meteor. The bark is pretty tasty and doesn’t taste burnt.

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Pulled by hand. I need to invest in some bear claws. Some people say to foil the meat during the stall but I’ve foiled ribs before and lost the smoke ring. No foil used.

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Finally at 1030pm, I get to make a sandwich. Earlier in the day I made some coleslaw to top it with. I used store bought sauce. Next time I’ll make my own. I made a small sandwich since it was so late… It actually came out really good and worth the wait.

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