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swampthang
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 Posted: May 05 2012 Post subject: boneless butt ? |
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| Anyone got a suggestion on how to do boneless butts. My neighbor gave me two 8lb-ers. Is there any tricks to boneless or can I do them as I normally do bone in butts. |
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BigRedsBarbecue
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I cook them the same as I do bone-in butts.
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sassage
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As normal...our could truss up after rubbing with some cooking twine
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mbellot
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That's how I get them from Costco (boneless).
Just rub 'em up and smoke to your heart's content. |
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Jarhead
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| sassage wrote: | | As normal...our could truss up after rubbing with some cooking twine |
x2
They will cook more evenly.
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SoEzzy
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| sassage wrote: | | As normal...our could truss up after rubbing with some cooking twine |
I tried rubbing with cooking twine... but I didn't like the flavor, so I changed to trussing with cooking twine, and rubbing with a rub... this had a much better chance of working IMO!   
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zysmith
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| SoEzzy wrote: | | sassage wrote: | | As normal...our could truss up after rubbing with some cooking twine |
I tried rubbing with cooking twine... but I didn't like the flavor, so I changed to trussing with cooking twine, and rubbing with a rub... this had a much better chance of working IMO! |
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