Is a "pork shoulder blade roast" the same as a "Boston butt"?

Grant Erwin

Grant Erwin wrote:
> Is a "pork shoulder blade roast" the same as a "Boston butt"?
>
> Grant Erwin
Yep. -RP

Grant Erwin > wrote:

> Is a "pork shoulder blade roast" the same as a "Boston butt"?

Yes, but sometimes it's only half a butt (about 4lbs rather than
7-11lbs).

-sw

Sqwertz > wrote in news:050508.060455afb41.448
@sqwertz.com:

> Grant Erwin > wrote:
>
>> Is a "pork shoulder blade roast" the same as a "Boston butt"?
>
> Yes, but sometimes it's only half a butt (about 4lbs rather than
> 7-11lbs).
>
> -sw

Would that be half-a**ed cooking?

--
Tommy Lee

"Grant Erwin" > wrote in message
newsuvTj.2587$GC1.2560@trndny07...
> Is a "pork shoulder blade roast" the same as a "Boston butt"?
>
> Grant Erwin
>
They aren't apparently, though I recently said they were synonomous. Here
from the "weber bullet"
http://www.virtualweberbullet.com/me...orkcarcass.pdf. I buy
vac-packed boneless shoulders, or picnics from CostCo for about $1.30/lb.

Kent

Kent > wrote:

> "Grant Erwin" > wrote in message
> newsuvTj.2587$GC1.2560@trndny07...
>> Is a "pork shoulder blade roast" the same as a "Boston butt"?
>>
>> Grant Erwin
>>
> They aren't apparently, though I recently said they were synonomous. Here
> from the "weber bullet"
> http://www.virtualweberbullet.com/me...orkcarcass.pdf.

As usual, you're making no sense. There's nothing on that page that
precludes it from being a pork butt. IT's a portion of a pork butt,
like several of us mentioned. It's still a pork butt.

-sw

On May 7, 4:06*am, Sqwertz > wrote:
> Kent > wrote:

> As usual, you're making no sense.

He is a professional. Don't try to Kent at home, it can be very
dangerous.

Nick Cramer > wrote:

> What do you expect from a horse's ass?

Partially digested hay.

-sw