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How to Make Hot & Fast Smoked Pulled Pork (Green Mountain Grills Daniel Boone Pellet Smoker Recipe)

How to make Smoked Pulled Pork Hot and Fast. Shown on the Green Mountain Grills Daniel Boone Pellet Smoker.

By D Grill · Friday · August 10, 2018
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Ingredients:

2 Pork Butts, about 15 Pounds total weight
Mustard
Pork Rub
1 Cup Apple Cider Vinegar
1 & 1/2 Cups Apple Juice

 

Wood Pellets for Smoker: Green Mountain Grills Premium Gold Blend or Traeger Hickory

 

Instructions:

  1. Wipe the meat dry with paper towels
  2. No trimming necessary
  3. Cover fat cap with yellow mustard and pork/butt rub.  Then lay the fat cap side down.
  4. Inject with a combination of:
    1. 1 cup of apple cider vinegar
    2. 1 cup apple juice
      (1 cup of the total mixture into each.)
  5. Cover the rest in yellow mustard
  6. Rub with pork/butt Rub.
  7. Allow the meat to rest and set the smoker to 350° F.
  8. Place the Pork Butts on the Smoker, fat side Down. And insert the meat probe.
  9. (Optional if time permits, at 165° F. internal meat temperature.  Wrap with butcher’s paper and 1/2 cup additional apple juice over each pork butt.)
  10. Cook till the meat internal temperature is 197° F.
  11. Remove the Pork Butts from the smoker, wrap them in foil, add 1/4 cup apple juice to each, 1/2 cup total.  And place the wrapped pork butts in a cooler for 1 hour.
  12. Break the pork up with shredding claws, forks or other tools and enjoy!

 

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