BBQ Pulled Pork Shoulder | How to Make Perfectly Juicy Pulled Pork Every Time



Chef Tom brings the flavor with this perfectly tender smoked Boston butt pulled pork shoulder, cooked on the Yoder Smokers YS640 Pellet Grill!
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  1. You know most of us are not making sausage right!! most of us don't have the equipment or the time and space to make sausage out of the trimmings. Here reply ME to this post if you have what's needed, and make anything ground out of bbq trim!

  2. Chef Tom, thanks for showing us how it’s done. I bought a pork butt for the holiday and was a little unsure how to cook it. You’ve give me the confidence to get it done! Thank you for this video and all your hard work producing it! Happy Fourth!

  3. Thanks for the tips Chef Tom! Just found this video and it really helped up my pulled pork game. I used to leave the fat cap on but, you're right, it just gets in the way of extra seasoning. I never wrapped my pork shoulder in foil before but, it really helped me avoid the bitter, burnt meteorite bark that I get without wrapping. When it was all done, I separated the fat from the juices and added it back to the meat, plus adding about half of cup to a cup of NC Vinegar Sauce for extra flavor (mostly cider vinegar with some sugar, salt, a squirt of ketchup for color, and red pepper flakes).

  4. Thanks Tom, your videos are my go to, whenever i want to see how to cook a particular cut i find your videos consistently fantastic and always produce great results. My favourite tip was loading a stick in the front of the fire pit to warm up and combust without the dirty smoke.
    Thank you

  5. I’ve leard that most of these extra steps they do are kinda full of shiiiit…all that extra trimming injecting…does nothing…talking exotic ingredients like a fukn hipster…i’ve tried their methods and its overrated af

  6. I wonder of it's necessary to inject if you're going to pull it after the cook anyways. My thought is, the extra fluid would make the cook take longer. And I feel like the injection mix could just be added to the pan while it's pulled and mixed into the meat. Maybe use less water in the mix to make up for what's lost in evaporation. What are your thoughts, chef? I'm just thinking

  7. I cut off the fat cap and trimmed away all the silver skin in the crease.. injected it with apple juice, worchestire, salt and sugar… rubbed it in wood fired garlic and a butchers all purpose… 24 hrs in the fridge… hoping the injection keeps its juicy without the fat cap

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