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I have been given a cyropacked,10 lb, bone in pork shoulder. It has
been brined? (it says solution added - 5 to 8% by weight - for tenderness). It also has the skin on. I want to BBQ/smoke it and end up with pulled pork with a nice bark. However, I've not done a shoulder like this before. I usually do boneless pork butts. I have a feeling that I should remove the skin and treat it like a butt. But, before I start I'd like some input from the group. So, I'm looking for suggestions on how to treat this. Thanks, Calvin |
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