LarryWolfe
Chef Extraordinaire
Got my cast iron grates finally for my Smokey Joe and they make a big difference on the little guy. I wanted pork sanwiches, but didn't want to do the normal sliced loin and didn't feel like taking the time to stuff it. So I decided to make chopped pork sandwiches out of it, the reason I like to chop the loin, is it can be stringy when pulled. So I take it to the point it's tender and pullable, then chop it.
Rubbed it down with Wolfe Rub Originaland this little sucker was still firm and partially frozen, so I had to literally lock the lid down on the SJ. Cooked with Royal Oak and Apple wood (Thanks to my apple wood hook up here on the forum).
As you can tell, I'm cooking in my driveway. I was in the process of rebuilding some fishing reels in the garage and didn't want to keep going around back to check on the Performer. So I brought the SJ around while I worked and played in the garage.
Once the loin hit 160 I put it in an aluminum pan with 2 snack cups of applesauce for the braising liquid and finished in a 325 oven.
BTW, I love butter beans......
Topped the sandwich with homemade slaw and Sticky Fingers Carolina Sweet sauce. Haven't had this sauce before, but will again. Quite tasty!
Rubbed it down with Wolfe Rub Originaland this little sucker was still firm and partially frozen, so I had to literally lock the lid down on the SJ. Cooked with Royal Oak and Apple wood (Thanks to my apple wood hook up here on the forum).
As you can tell, I'm cooking in my driveway. I was in the process of rebuilding some fishing reels in the garage and didn't want to keep going around back to check on the Performer. So I brought the SJ around while I worked and played in the garage.
Once the loin hit 160 I put it in an aluminum pan with 2 snack cups of applesauce for the braising liquid and finished in a 325 oven.
BTW, I love butter beans......
Topped the sandwich with homemade slaw and Sticky Fingers Carolina Sweet sauce. Haven't had this sauce before, but will again. Quite tasty!