My Top Tips for the best Hickory Pulled Pork



Pulled pork, AKA pork butt or pork shoulder, is the BBQ I grew up on in the south. Its cheap, it’s easy, and with the tips in this recipe and video it’s is fantastic BBQ. We have so many seasonings that are great on pork at Meat Church, but a particular favorite is our Hickory AP that we used in this recipe.

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  1. Matt, thank you for making my Father's Day incredible!! I followed this easy recipe. Here in NJ, it's not easy to find pork but with bone in. Found a shoulder from Costco that worked great l!! Also made your bbq pit beans as a side, both awesome. I'm such a fan of your products. I already have 7 runs in my arinsonal.

  2. Question please sir (great video BTW): I serve groups of 30-40 regularly but I have to serve 100 at our church picnic in July. Ordinarily I cook on my free days, seal the butts in vacuum seal bags, freeze them, then pull them out and sous vide them to serving temp on the day of service, then I put the bags in my cooler and I pull out one at a time and pull it at the event. For the big July group I am thinking about pulling all the pork butts at home, putting the pulled pork in half pans in the cooler, then pull out one pan at a time for service. My worry is that I will be under too much pressure to pull one butt at a time with so many people wanting to eat at the same time. The downside is that I think pork loses a bit of its sparkle when you pull it ahead of time. So… what would you do? Thanks very much, Scott in NC.

  3. I'm here to check out the new rub but I'm not sure why you wouldn't just trim a little fat off the top before cooking it. Your taking the flavor off that you put on it. Oh well, what do I know. Not trolling just curious.

  4. I used this yesterday and was the best Pulled Pork I have ever made. I bought the fat seperater, the Hickory Rub and the Meat Mitch Whomp Sauce. We had the kids and grandkids over and everyone loved it. The Meat Mitch BBQ Sauce is amazing. Thanks again for an EASY pulled pork recipe that is absolutely amazing! I love your videos.

  5. Love the hickory rub! Just did some corn ribs with it and some gospel on some reversed sear pork chops. I have twin 4 year old girl grandchildren and an older 8 year old brother. They love to sample the rub before applying. Damn those kids loved the corn ribs and pork chops. Thanks Matt!

  6. Matt, as always, mouthwatering! Your videos are very inspiring. I love Memphis style sauces that are more vinegar based. Do you have a video doing pulled pork Memphis style? If not I would love to see one!

  7. Ok you keep talking about whomp sauce, so I bought some. Wow that is no joke, maybe the best BBQ sauce ever, it has a little bite which I love. Absolutely love it, thanks for the recommendation. Btw, love your videos, tried a bunch and all turn out fantastic.

  8. Made this today. Only changes I made was that I started at 225⁰ with Super Smoke on for the first 3 hours, then bumped up to 250⁰. Used the same type of juice, but it was a different brand. I pulled out my fat separator, filled it up, but ended up not using it. The pork was plenty wet already. Thought it turned out pretty good.

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