American Pork Dishes Codexery

Pulled pork

Southern US dish of slow-smoked, shredded pork shoulder.

Pulled pork is an American barbecue dish, particularly of the Southern United States, made from shredded barbecued pork shoulder. It is typically slow-smoked over wood, then manually shredded and mixed with a sauce, and may be served on bread as a sandwich or eaten alone.

Quick Facts

Cut of meat
Pork shoulder (Boston butt)
Internal temperature for pulling
195 to 205 °F
Smoker temperature
Around 275 °F
Typical smoking time
Often more than 12 hours
Electric pressure cooker time
60 to 90 minutes

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