Terry, I have found several on the internet and usually end up tweaking them to suit my taste. This recipe is from a friend and is one of my favorite vinegar based sauces for pulled pork BBQ.3 cups apple cidar vinegar, 1 tsp. cayanne pepper, 1 tbsp.…
Dale, I have a Brinkmann Gourmet Charcoal Smoker and Grill. We have been doing pork shoulder. Off of the advice of a friend I have been removing the drip pan and just using charcoal with some dampened hickory chips. Another friend has been…
Hey Jody -
You've asked the question with a million answers: "What's the best sauce?"
To get a little Eastern NC flavor, I marinate in "Scott's of Goldsboro", which is a vinegar and pepper sauce. The label is…
A good quality olive oil is essential for all meats. Steak, pork, chicken, etc. I apply a nice coat to everything that I grill to sear in the juices. You can still overcook but it makes a huge difference. I make my own sauce which sells great in…
Sanford, NC. Just got a smoker last week and tried my luck at my first "pork picnic", was pleased how it turned out but was wondering if anybody would be willing to share any tips that would make it over the top. Have also searched the…
Jody, I don't have any comments on sauces other than I made my own, got the recipe off the net. I did however notice your in Sanford as I am. Maybe we can meet up and trade some tips or what not.
You've asked the question with a million answers: "What's the best sauce?"
To get a little Eastern NC flavor, I marinate in "Scott's of Goldsboro", which is a vinegar and pepper sauce. The label is yellow with red printing, and is available at most grocery stores around here.
I finish (glaze) with some enhanced "Chicken & Ribs" sauce after cooking . . . I can't tell you too much beyond that, but a little Evan Williams, Cholula and honey usually make their way in there.
If I'm pulling or chopping pork, I'll add a little more cider vinegar, too, and let the pork soak it up.
The big difference (to me) between Eastern and Western NC BBQ is "no smoke" (gas cookers) vs. "smoke". To me, if you're not going to smoke it, you might as well do it in the oven.
A good quality olive oil is essential for all meats. Steak, pork, chicken, etc. I apply a nice coat to everything that I grill to sear in the juices. You can still overcook but it makes a huge difference. I make my own sauce which sells great in Statesville. It is a cross between Eastern and Western. It's Bodenheimer or Central style!
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