Smoked Pulled Pork 🔥🐖

Episode
18
BBQ

I’m craving something different all this grilled chicken’s getting a little overplayed right? I need a new protein that I smoke on low on my gill at night. Something I can drizzle a little BBQ sauce on top then bite. And forget about the sides. When the pulled pork arrives it'll be alright. Some call you Boston Butt. Some call you pork shoulder, but now that I'm older, I call you my friend. So easy to make. Coat with spice and molasses, but you get a bad rap cause you're a little high in fat.

Indulge in smoky perfection with this mouthwatering trio: 🐖🔥 Smoked Pulled Pork, 🌽😋 Smoked Creamy Jalapeno Corn, and 🥗🌿 Fresh Coleslaw. Get ready for a flavor explosion that will leave you craving more! 🤤🔥🌽🥗 #SmokedGoodness #BBQDelights #FoodieHeaven #PulledPorkPerfection #BBQPulledPork #PorkPorn #MeltInYourMouth #FoodieFaves #BBQ #BBQGoals #creamycorn #coleslaw #bostonbutt #porkshoulder

Ingredients

Pork
  • Pork Shoulder (Boston Butt)
  • 1/3C Sugar
  • 1/3C Salt
  • 1/4C Garlic powder
  • 4T Chipotle powder
  • 2T Cayenne powder
  • Mustard
  • Maple Syrup (Or Molasses - I ran out)
Mop Sauce
  • 2T Olive Oil
  • 2T Soy Sauce
  • 1T Worcestershire
  • 4T Apple Cider Vinegar
Creamy Corn
  • 3 Ears smoked corn
  • 1 Jalapeno
  • 3 Cloves smoked garlic
  • 1/2C Heavy Cream
  • 1tsp Sugar
  • Salt and Pepper to taste
  • 1/2 C Fresh Parmesan
  • Fresh Cilantro
Coleslaw
  • 1 C Cabbage
  • 1/2C Red Cabbage
  • 1/3C Carrots
  • 1C Mayo
  • 1T White Vinegar
  • 1T Apple Cider Vinegar
  • 1/2tsp Sugar
  • 1/2 tsp Celery Seed

Directions

  1. Start by trimming off excess fat from your pork shoulder
  2. In a medium sized bowl combine sugar, salt, garlic, chipotle and cayenne
  3. Coat the pork shoulder with mustard and molasses or maple syrup
  4. Put on the smoker @225F
  5. In another medium bowl combine the ingredients to make the mop sauce (Mop pork about every hour)
  6. Let smoke overnight until internal temp is 195-200F
  7. Take off smoker, wrap in foil and place in a cooler to rest for a couple hours
  8. Smoke Corn Jalapeno and garlic for 2 hours @ 225F
  9. After Pork has rested, shred.
  10. In a medium pot on low heat add cream, corn (removed from cob), smoked jalapeno (Diced), Sugar, Parmesan, Salt, Pepper and Cilantro
  11. Simmer on low for a few minutes
  12. Using a mandolin, slice cabbage into thin strips
  13. Combine 2 parts green cabbage and 1 part red cabbage into a large bowl
  14. Shred a cup of carrots and add to the bowl
  15. In a medium bowl, combine mayo, white vinegar, apple cider vinegar, sugar and celery seed
  16. Pour that sauce into the cabbage carrot mixture and mix