You’re a champion.
actual wob
‘SOMEONE WAS GONNA PUT BRISKET IN THE OVEN’
Bookmarked. 
Mrs WOB “Is dinner ready yet?”
You “Just another 9 hours”
its simple. most of it, is sitting around doing nothing!
for anyone’s information that exact same method can be used on a lamb shoulder. the ONLY things you’d change is the rub to a herbaceous and salty type rub and there’s no need to spritz lamb. following the same cooking and rest method will get you pulled lamb
carnitas is another great way to do pulled pork. A more citrus Typr flavour.
Have you made some using our mates recipe?
Nah I copied serious eats.
I believe you my friend because you know this stuff better than anyone. I’m just nervy and I can’t get over the resting time! it’s amazing that it’s not a food poisoning risk. But I’m with you
I didn’t cook this myself but Wednesday is roast day at the work canteen. Tonight is roast beef and not a bad feed for only $8. Can’t complain.
Discovered that Boston Butt is called Pork Scotch Fillet here.
As @westozziebomber its great for pulled pork
I bought some lamb backstrap today. Any recipe ideas are welcome.
Quite honestly, it’s hard to beat doing them on the barbie to medium/medium rare, letting them stand for a few minutes, then serving them with potato wedges and salad. Especially on a day like today. After they’ve rested, I like to slice them about ⅛th to ¼ inch thick before I put them on the plate. That produces a fair bit of juice that goes very nicely poured over the top.
I also bought a butterflied lamb leg. Looks like I will be doing both on the bbq!!!
How many are you feeding?
Well I was going to do the leg just for me and eat it over a few days but now I might have to invite people for the other piece.
Don’t be scared, pulled pork is the easiest thing in the world to do. Season it, chuck it in the oven/slow cooker/Webber/smoker and cook it until it you can shred it with a fork/tongs. Wrap it up and let it rest for an hour or so. Pork shoulder is so forgiving that you’ve gotta really work hard to ■■■■ it up.
Agree with @westozziebomber re thermometers. Get yourself a qualtiy instant read and leave-in thermometer and watch how much better you’re cooking gets.
Drove over the border to Queanbeyan and bought the Boston butt. Got the rub as recommended by the butcher. MrHeff has an inkbird instant read so we are all set!
you are in for a good time
