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Here we have a bone in pork shoulder that was skinned, rubbed and clingfilm wrapped overnight.

Smoked at 225°F - 250°F for 18hrs with hickory.

The crackling I did seperately on my grill.
 

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Damn, that looks delicious!!

Seriously I just ate and my stomach is grumbling now that I see that!
 
Cheers Guys...It was lovely! :grin:

The rub is...

Paprika
Garlic Powder
Onion Powder
Celery Powder
Rosemary (a touch)
Salt and Pepper
 
That looks great but what I respect is a person who tended that little smoker for 18 hours.

Is that a Brinkman??????
 
what is a crackling?

The skin. Many times fried but according to the OP done on his grill. Either way... Mmmmmmmmmmm.


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That looks great but what I respect is a person who tended that little smoker for 18 hours.

Is that a Brinkman??????

Hi John,

Cheers! It was fine, a couple of cigars, a few beers and a couple of good books and I was all set!

The smoker - it's a Pro Q Excel 20...basically a generic WSM, here's a link :

http://www.macsbbq.co.uk/Excel.html

My grill is a Brinkmann :)
 
Hey Freddy,

Cheers! Crackling is the skin once it's cooked and has gone all crispy and crackly!
Pure goodness! :)

The skin. Many times fried but according to the OP done on his grill. Either way... Mmmmmmmmmmm.


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Thanks for the education brethren's! Bet it tastes as good as it looks caz it sure looks good!
 
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