How To Smoke A Pork Butt for Beginners | First Time Pulled Pork On A Smoker



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The goal of this video is to answer the question that I’m getting about 5-10 times per week from friends and friends of the channel of, “How do I smoke my first pork butt for pulled pork?”

In this video, I try to answer all of the questions people have asked me lately, so let me know in the comments if there’s something I forgot, and I’ll jump in and answer there.

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0:00 Introduction
0:52 The Recipe
2:41 The Rub
4:30 The Meat
6:49 The Trim
7:36 Should We Use A Binder?
8:55 Fat Cap Up Or Down?
11:00 How Will I Get The Right Color On The Bark?
13:00 3 Hour Check In Point/Spritzing The Pork
14:27 How To Schedule Check In Times
14:50 Why To Wrap A Pork Butt In Foil
16:45 Pulling The Pork Off The Grill at 150° Internal
17:25 How To Wrap A Pork Butt In Foil
18:55 Putting the Pork Back On The Grill Until It Hits 203° internal
20:20 Checking Internal Temperature With An Instant Read Thermometer
21:35 Letting the Pork Rest for 1 Hour Minimum
23:02 Pulling the Pork After The Rest Period

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29 Comments

  1. I was wondering about the bark from using just salt and pepper. Most videos I have watch wrap when the bark is at its desires condition. When you wrapped, it did not appear to have much bark. But, evidently did not interfere with taste. Just curious about that difference in rubs.

  2. Good video, lots of good information here! A bit of advice, your shirt had a fair bit of noticeable dog or cat hair on it, which isn't appetizing and its not professional looking (2:56). If the guy making BBQ has hair all over his shirt, you can bet your getting hair in your BBQ. Next time try a clothes roller before shooting your videos.

  3. Awesome video – just discovered your channel- question – why not leave the butt in the foil pan and just cover tightly with foil vs triple layer wrap – seems like the heavy foil bottom would be more durable / less likely to loose juice

  4. I have to say I think this is the best pork but vid I have seen, and I have watched a lot! Very informative, leaves a lot of customization options for you to make it your own way with keeping the basics at hand. Awesome job BBQ Lab! Well Done! Thank you!

  5. After two attempts using this method, following is the conclusion. Yes it is beautiful, No it is nothing special, taste wise. It really is cooking hype to sell key clicks, temp probes, fancy designer salt from the Himalayas??, whatever Amazon will sell you. It is just average in results, if even that.

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