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Pork shoulder - skin up or down?
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Hoss's BBQ
20stone,
I agree with AZRP on two of the three questions, yet I like fat up when I smoke Shoulders and
briskets. Yet I am sure that everyone is different. some flip half way through. I like that the
fat as it renders, has to travel over the meat. It seems to me like it is self basting. Like
basting a turkey while it is roasting. Hoss
AZRP
20stone,
Fat on the grid.
250 dome.
When its done. -RP
20stone
Howdy -
My Fathers Day Stoker showed up today, and I am going to put it to work tomorrow.
I have a done a number of butts, but now have a full shoulder, including skin and weighing in at
17.5 lbs., and now have a couple of questions:
1) Skin up or down?
2) 225 grid temp, like a butt, right?
3) How many hours? I normally do the butt for 20+. Is this a 30 hour deal?
Thanks,
J