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Pulled pork on the Louisiana Grills Kamado Style Ceramic BBQ 

Greg Rocheleau
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Cooking up a pulled pork on the Louisiana Grills Ceramic BBQ
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@joshuamccarran577
@joshuamccarran577 3 года назад
Just a suggestion for you. I got the exact same Louisiana Egg from Costco myself. I’ve traditionally smoked pork butts on offset smokers for years. If you want to get your pork butt even more moist and juicy then try this. Take 1 stick of butter, 1 table spoon of olive oil, 1/2 cup of bbq sauce and a half can of your favorite beer. Mix well and inject generously into your pork butt. You’ll never have to think about the possibility of it going dry and you’ll retain more bark because you won’t have to wrap or cover it and continue to cook. Instead, once your cook is done just wrap her up and let it sit for 1 1/2 hours in a cooler. Can’t go wrong with this method and you get even more juicy flavor from the injection marinade. Try it out
@GregRocheleau
@GregRocheleau 3 года назад
Thanks for the suggestion Joshua. I’m always open to trying to improve my game. That pulled pork tasted the best I have ever made. I love to think it could taste better.
@carolinarojo2210
@carolinarojo2210 3 года назад
Thank you for sharing your knowledge, I really appreciate it :)
@mariuso4879
@mariuso4879 3 года назад
Even the strings look yummy, all moist and smoked. :) Good job!
@johnvella697
@johnvella697 3 года назад
Hey Greg, love your work Mate & your presentation style is fun. I've noticed you don't smoke much of your meat, like adding wood chunks etc to your cooks. Keep up the good work Mate.
@GregRocheleau
@GregRocheleau 3 года назад
Thanks for the feedback John. I need to take off the training wheels and add smoke to some future cooks.
@jojepeav
@jojepeav 3 года назад
se ve muy delicioso
@Colgaos-qt4pf
@Colgaos-qt4pf 3 года назад
Buen vídeo! La verdad es que tiene muy buena pinta. Te invitamos a ver nuestros vídeos donde cocinamos en la montaña en distintas ocasiones con hogueras y horno de piedra caseros cosas como pies de cerdo, costillares o hasta pizzas caseras jaja. En nuestro último video tambien jeje si tienes alguna receta que crees que podriamos hacer recomiendanosla y quizas lo intentaremos! Tienes nuestro like y suscripcion.
@GregRocheleau
@GregRocheleau 3 года назад
Thank you. I will check out your channel. I share your love of cooking outdoors.
@clintmarcham
@clintmarcham 3 года назад
Thanks for the videos Greg. I recently bought the same BBQ. Having a hard time regulating the temperature. What temp did you cook the pork at? I made one yesterday and was hoping for 225-240 but I couldn't stop it from going up much higher, even with very little venting.
@GregRocheleau
@GregRocheleau 3 года назад
My minimal venting is usually just under 1 at the top and 2 sets of holes on the bottom. I find this gives me around 250 to 275 degrees. I have only used hardwood lump charcoal. Maybe different charcoals burn at different temperatures. Too high a temperature, I would think you still have room to close vents. I hope this information helps you.
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