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Mexican Pulled Pork



Mexican Pulled Pork
I grew on pulled pork with a sweet flavor profile. Sweet seems to be the go to when folks make it. I’m here to tell you that a savory profile is a great change of pace that I absolutely love. A friend of mine named that helped me get my start in BBQ years ago taught me what he called a “Mexican pork butt.” He took 2nd place at the American Royal in Pork with this recipe. My good buddy Sean Woodson, AKA Three Woodys BBQ, and I got to talking about Phillip’s recipe. Woody went on to tell me about a recipe he was making that was similar but sounded even better to me. It’s close to carnitas, but there are no crispy bits in here. Woody came and helped me with a pop up class in September, 2021. This recipe was a huge hit, so we finally decided to write it up and shoot a How To video on it.

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26 Comments

  1. "Nobody wants to eat sweet ribs anymore." Huh? You sure about that? I can't find anyone who doesn't still like them. There's MORE alternatives and people who enjoy barbecue enjoy trying new things, but tbat doesn't mean they don't like or even prefer the old things.

  2. I made a 4 lb er today. The biggest but the grocery store had. Started at 1 pm meat in. Pulled it out at 5:15. About 190 meat temp. I cooked at 275 for 2 hrs then into a casserole dish with the chicken broth and a lid at 325. I was trying to get it done faster. It wasn’t as tender as yours but was so very good. Wow new regular meal good. I make carnitas in the crockpot once in a while. These are just as good without the extra oil.
    Great recipe thanks

  3. I made this last night. It was amazing. Only issue is that it took 11 hrs. for an 8.6 lbs. butt and it only got to 192°. Did it on my OK Joe’s Bronco at 275. Had to finish in the oven at 300° but couldn’t get it to 205°. Frustrating as hell but still amazing.

  4. I’ve made this a couple times and love it. I’m on keto so can’t add sugar or honey to the pan etc so a savory option works great. I just priced your video said salted butter, but the recipe says unsalted. Or did i hear you wrong?

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