Finally got around to making shotgun shells and pig shots…fingers crossed!!
They did not disappoint! I left some without sauce but after a taste test I ended up covering the rest!
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What is everyone’s go to seasoning for pork butt? Or your go to seasoning in general. I use to make my own seasoning but got lazy and started buying in bottles. I go in spurts of killer hogs, meat church honey hog, suckle busters and here recently I have been using operation BBQ relief sweet...
That’s not good! I think here recently some of the meat church seasonings I have bought the seasoning is “finer” then it has been in the past. Maybe they are making it a different way now.
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I’m not so good at math but 5#’s of meat church shipped to me is $56…I checked out your bearded butcher and for 4#’s of most seasonings is $60 with free shipping. So a pound less seasoning AND $4 more expensive for your bearded butcher. But like I said my math skills ain’t no good. Hey for $80...
Sorry, a little late now but 2-3 hours in a crockpot or if it’s just a small gallon bag for a meal warm water under the sink until heated.
Me and another guy have smoked about 40 butts and got about 20 more to do before the season is over!
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I can fit four 10# butts on my grill these are 17-20#’s each so I’m hoping I get do 2 at a time! We run a local youth league concessions and sell 6-8#’s a night of pulled pork!
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I wish I would of weighed how much finished product jerky I had after starting with 21 pounds of meat, I also decided I had room for four batches of snack mix…that stuff is addicting! I used 4 different kinds of rub on the snack mix. Sweet preacher, sweet rub’o mine, meat church honey hog and...
Meat Church Holy Voodoo
Suckle Buster honey hog
Malcolm Reed The BBQ Rub
Cooked to 155° IT then covered in BBQ sauce and finished to 165°. Spread bacon bits and cheddar jack cheese then back on for about 5 minutes so the cheese was melted…. All 3 rubs were delicious, and of course lumberjack...
5ish years ago I cashed in my Cabelas points and got a Cabelas pellet grill. I believe they were made by Camp Chef back then. Not sure on size, guessing 36”, but back then it was the biggest they made.
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I cook mine in a tin pan just to help with less mess on the grill and the juice stays in the pan. After the cook and 2 hour rest I take the meat out and pour the juice in the dispenser through a strainer and let it sit for a little bit. Like Jay said the fat rises to the top and the juice comes...