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Fully screwed the pooch. Crutched and cranked up the temperature and still couldn't deliver on time. Live and learn. Made quesadillas for the kids and will try pulled pork hash for breakfast.

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Looked at what it would take to SV pulled pork.

http://www.seriouseats.com/recipes/2016/07/sous-vide-barbecue-pulled-pork-shoulder-recipe.html

Still requires a Colin-like 18-24 hours in the meat Jacuzzi, and a few hours to actually finish (although you can keep the post Jacuzzi outcome in a fridge for up to a week before finishing, so there is that),

Or you could just cheat entirely ...
https://www.instacart.com/whole-foods/products/83299-niman-ranch-pulled-pork-with-barbecue-sauce-16-0-oz

Which I've had before, no complaints.

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Result!

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Easily the best that I've managed.  3 min per side on a 600F grill and just a few minutes in a 225F oven.  Pulled when the probe just touched 150 although I'd argue this is on the rarer side of medium, which for me was perfect.  The wife's smaller piece was just slightly more done, also more to her liking.  I am a happy man.

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Nice!

I went the other way around tonight. Ribeyes at 265 degrees indirect on the grill until they hit 115 internally, then seared in a very hot skillet. Came out medium rare with a nice thick crust. Sorry no internal pix, I was hungry ...

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3 minutes ago, Hopstretch said:

Oh, I also bought a Searzall to play with but still need to get some propane bottles.

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I'd be happy to give you some Searzall suggestions.  What torch are you going to use? 

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10 minutes ago, EdipisReks1 said:

I'd be happy to give you some Searzall suggestions.  What torch are you going to use? 

Bernzomatic ts8000. I will be happy to take suggestions!

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17 minutes ago, Hopstretch said:

Bernzomatic ts8000. I will be happy to take suggestions!

That's the one I use.  Play around with it a bit first.  If you're anything like me, you'll enjoy setting things on fire, for a while. 

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1 hour ago, Hopstretch said:

Bernzomatic ts8000. I will be happy to take suggestions!

Start with your backyard hornets then when you get really good try for the mosquitos. 

 

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