Pulled Pork with Matt Pittman of Meat Church BBQ | Traeger Grills



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Put this foolproof pulled pork on the menu during BBQ month. In the third and last episode of “BBQ and BS,” Traeger’s Chad Ward and Matt Pittman of Meat Church will teach you how to master the art of smoking pork butt to tender perfection. Learn about everything from trimming and shredding to binders, cook temps, and how to bring out the best flavor with Traegerhood favorites like Traeger Rub, Pork & Poultry Rub, and Perfect Pork Rub. Put this pork on any and everything to pig out with a crowd this Traeger Day.

Intro: 0:00
Trimming: 1:39
Seasoning: 3:10
Let’s Get Cooking: 5:47
Halfway There & Wrapping: 7:25
Pulling Off the Grill: 10:20
Start Pulling: 11:25
Pro Tips & Taste Test: 12:40
Final Thoughts: 14:50

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33 Comments

  1. Love what you're doing with Chad from Traeger on this series. This may be a weird request but could you ask Chad if he travels with Dan Patrick and was at the Super Bowl shows a few months ago in Phoenix? I believe I met Chad and asked him if he would give Dan and the Danettes my Smoked Bacon Jalopeno Popper Mac N Cheese for Meat Friday. Wondering if they liked it since I did bring Friday morning. Thanks for your videos, I learn a lot from them and use the instruction often.

  2. I've seen instant read meat thermometers on other TV cooking shows, and in person, but I actually have not used one before! Even at that, the built-in meat probes on some Traeger grills are easy to use with the official Traeger app, which of course, allows you to use your smartphone to monitor the internal temperature of all these meats.

  3. Pulled pork is my go to when I have family and friends over. It's stress free BBQ to ensure a great summer BBQ weekend. This series has been great, these are two gentlemen that would be great to hang out with over a Miller Lite and BBQ.

  4. You can bbq the same piece of meat over and over again and we’ll watch and enjoy it every time 😅

    That’s one of the main reasons why we bbq. It’s a little different every time. Kind of like fishing. Every cast can yield a different outcome. 😁

  5. I'm glad you did 275. A lot of people seem to be scared of higher heat BBQ. Pork shoulder can really take it plus you get the texture contrast between the crunchy bark and the soft meat inside. For me it's a lot more interesting than just being all soft which you get from 225.

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