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I grew up eating W. TN pork shoulder cooked over an open pit. The old fella we would go get it from cooked about 20 at a time. He would pull it off the fire, wrap in aluminum foil and off we would go. I grew up eating pulled pork on a bun with ketchup. I love it with slaw, pickles and mayo but to this day, my go to is ketchup. This wasn't that silly Memphis Que either, just plain ole smoked shoulder. That's why I made my post above, the rub I have been using (Memphis Dust) just isn't good. If anyone has a rub that they like, please post it here. I found a new one yesterday that I may try NEXT weekend when it isn't 50 below.
 
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I found one that is 5 to 1 sugar to salt with some simple spices thrown in. Calls for an apple cider brine though so ima gonna skip that part.
 
The cinnabons at taco bell are so good. Went through the drive thru just to grab some!
 
I grew up eating W. TN pork shoulder cooked over an open pit. The old fella we would go get it from cooked about 20 at a time. He would pull it off the fire, wrap in aluminum foil and off we would go. I grew up eating pulled pork on a bun with ketchup. I love it with slaw, pickles and mayo but to this day, my go to is ketchup. This wasn't that silly Memphis Que either, just plain ole smoked shoulder. That's why I made my post above, the rub I have been using (Memphis Dust) just isn't good. If anyone has a rub that they like, please post it here. I found a new one yesterday that I may try NEXT weekend when it isn't 50 below.
Anybody that puts ketchup or mayonnaise on a barbecue pork sammich is obviously insane. Barbecues sauce and slaw is what goes on there.
 
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Anybody that puts ketchup or mayonnaise on a barbecue pork sammich is obviously insane. Barbecues sauce and slaw is what goes on there.
If the pork is good enough it dont need sauce. A little dab of ketchup or some mayo, vinegar slaw and spicy dill pickles. Fawk dat barbecueS sauces.
 

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