Cajun
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A few weeks ago I did this with a Boston butt, which is larger.
Pork picnic roast (shoulder), bone in, deskinnned and trimmed excess fat, make sure you leave some for flavor and moisture.
Rub:
Onion powder, minced garlic, pepper, Montreal season, rosemary, brown sugar.
Coat pig with olive oil.
Cradle meat.
Lather on the rub.
Baking glass, spray with nonstick
Cut whole onion 1/2" thick.
Layer onion (about 8 slices) on bottom
Place roast on top
Oven hot at 425, bake 20 minutes
Down to 300 until 175 in thickest part
About 3-4 hours
With chili mayo corn
Biscuits
The gravy is caramelized onion sweet/salty.
Cut pork, drizzle on top.
Leftovers?
Debone pork, pull apart with hands. Put gravy and pork in separate containers.
Next night, put pork in saucepan. Hear and pull with fork. Add leftover gravy to Desired consistency. Grab a bun.
You now have pulled pork sandwiches.
This is a hit with everyone.
Pork picnic roast (shoulder), bone in, deskinnned and trimmed excess fat, make sure you leave some for flavor and moisture.
Rub:
Onion powder, minced garlic, pepper, Montreal season, rosemary, brown sugar.
Coat pig with olive oil.
Cradle meat.
Lather on the rub.
Baking glass, spray with nonstick
Cut whole onion 1/2" thick.
Layer onion (about 8 slices) on bottom
Place roast on top
Oven hot at 425, bake 20 minutes
Down to 300 until 175 in thickest part
About 3-4 hours
With chili mayo corn
Biscuits
The gravy is caramelized onion sweet/salty.
Cut pork, drizzle on top.
Leftovers?
Debone pork, pull apart with hands. Put gravy and pork in separate containers.
Next night, put pork in saucepan. Hear and pull with fork. Add leftover gravy to Desired consistency. Grab a bun.
You now have pulled pork sandwiches.
This is a hit with everyone.



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