This Fall-Apart Tender Slow-Roasted Pork Butt Is Amazing

This Fall-Apart Tender Slow-Roasted Pork Butt Is Amazing

The Deep, Smoky Flavor From The Cedar Chips & Sweet Tangy Flavor From The Candied Brown Sugar, BBQ & Honey Glaze Will Send You Into A Food Coma.

Not only can this grilled pork recipe be served as a whole but you can shred it up and throw it on a bun for the best barbecue sandwiches in the world.

Don't worry about having to add a thick sauce to liven this dish up; all you need to do is add the very few, select ingredients to it and you will be drooling.

This has to be the best Grilled, Brown Sugar Pork recipe in the world…. trust me you have never had anything like it before!

Stop Drowning Out The Flavors Of Your Other BBQ Dishes & Try This Instead

For The Full List Of Ingredients & The Step By Step Directions On How To Make The Full Recipe Please Head On Over To The Next Page…



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166 Comments

  1. Kathleen Duble
    Kathleen Duble December 20, 22:47

    Ewwwwww oven. NOT

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  2. Jamie Davis
    Jamie Davis December 21, 16:31

    I do this same recipe but put it in cider vinegar to soak over night it help make the meat even more tender, and if you can inject the liquid from the pan into the meat it adds a sweetness throughout the entire piece of meat no bbq sauce needed.

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  3. Joe Nichols
    Joe Nichols December 22, 02:13

    Tisha Mitchell-Nichols

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  4. Wendall Brown Jr
    Wendall Brown Jr December 22, 12:42

    I use the slow cooker all the time and it never fails to please.

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  5. Wendall Brown Jr
    Wendall Brown Jr December 22, 12:46

    Sounds like a decent run but all the mistakes in the article makes me wonder. How do you “go from preparation to presentation in under an hour” then call for it to cook for 5 hours?

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  6. Fran Harbaugh Clark
    Fran Harbaugh Clark December 23, 13:22

    Denny Rudd

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  7. Marcus Lyles Sr.
    Marcus Lyles Sr. December 23, 15:53

    Kayla Lyles

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  8. Steve Tracy
    Steve Tracy December 24, 19:01

    A pork butt has a generous amount of fat throughout it..it’s great for any pulled application..If you go with beef then I would suggest a chuck roll or shoulder clod..

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  9. Pat Wilkins
    Pat Wilkins December 24, 21:57

    Cathy Wilkins-Freeman

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  10. Jane Grombir-prater
    Jane Grombir-prater December 25, 03:59

    Andrew Prater this is for your pig. lol

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  11. Jane Grombir-prater
    Jane Grombir-prater December 25, 03:59

    Andrew Prater this is for your pig. lol

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  12. Karen Phillips
    Karen Phillips December 25, 11:04

    Devon Downey this it it what I cooked

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  13. Jim Purl
    Jim Purl December 25, 15:22

    Warning–not a slow cooker recipe.

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  14. Shirley Bickham Leblanc
    Shirley Bickham Leblanc December 25, 15:44

    Linda Bickham Wall

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  15. Charlie Regna
    Charlie Regna December 26, 13:32

    Sorry I make the best BBQ Pork Butt and I have been told that from 3 countries lol

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  16. Nothing But Amazing Food
    Nothing But Amazing Food December 27, 02:20

    Great post.

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  17. Ronnie Jordan
    Ronnie Jordan December 27, 02:57

    I cooked this recipe for Christmas. 7 hrs on the smoker at 275 with red oak fire. 3 hrs wrapped in foil at 250 the next day. AWESOME!!!!!! Tender and juicy!! 10 lb shoulder roast

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  18. Cedric Anderson
    Cedric Anderson December 27, 03:05

    Flank steak is for grilling cook it fast about medium great flavor

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  19. Yummy Food Recipes
    Yummy Food Recipes December 27, 03:30

    Yeah :

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  20. Yummy Food Recipes
    Yummy Food Recipes December 27, 03:30

    Sweet

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  21. Frieda Romero
    Frieda Romero December 27, 03:41

    A must try ;;;;

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  22. John P. Cuezze
    John P. Cuezze December 27, 04:10

    Bacon, love that bacon. What’s an Isa? Love that swine.

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  23. John P. Cuezze
    John P. Cuezze December 27, 04:12

    Nice snout. They make a great sandwich, with onion and horseradish.

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  24. John P. Cuezze
    John P. Cuezze December 27, 04:13

    Look at those ears, great eaten.

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  25. AJ Cgbrn
    AJ Cgbrn December 27, 07:09

    Patti Schnable

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  26. Larry Mandell
    Larry Mandell December 27, 14:42

    We did one in a crock pot .. Great !!

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  27. Ashley Burton
    Ashley Burton December 28, 00:45

    Rachael Burton

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  28. Rose Stilwell
    Rose Stilwell December 28, 03:15

    Yummy

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  29. David Lloyd
    David Lloyd December 28, 16:45

    A couple of tablespoons of liquid smoke would probably be overwhelming. I usually use +- 1 teaspoon with 1 beer and a 1/4 cup Worcestershire sauce. Chopped Onions and garlic thrown in. If you have time, browning the meat on a grill just to color and then placing in the crock pot works really well.

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  30. David Lloyd
    David Lloyd December 28, 16:56

    I have cooked all types of meat this way with great success.

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  31. Juan Martinez
    Juan Martinez December 29, 05:41

    Looks delicious.

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  32. Glennie Ottaway
    Glennie Ottaway December 30, 01:36

    I grilled/smoked a boston butted today with hickey chips..

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  33. Isabel Orecchia
    Isabel Orecchia December 30, 02:51

    Tom

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  34. Susan Oxendine
    Susan Oxendine December 30, 04:37

    Cold smoke it first.

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  35. David Smith
    David Smith December 30, 20:32

    oh my Lord, that looks goooooooooooood

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  36. Lynn Adams Tapp
    Lynn Adams Tapp December 31, 13:56

    Troy Gossett

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  37. Bonnie Shaw
    Bonnie Shaw December 31, 23:15

    Good ole salt and pepper is all you need rub it in good wrap in plastic wrap let set in refrigerator over night. Set out 1 hour then bake in oven at 250 degrees 3-4 hours until tender. Works in chicken beef

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  38. Yvonne Lankford Bradshaw
    Yvonne Lankford Bradshaw January 02, 01:07

    James Cody Bradshaw

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  39. Bob Parker
    Bob Parker January 02, 13:58

    That’s BBQ? Don’t think so.
    THIS is BBQ.

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  40. Mary Tolliver Olney
    Mary Tolliver Olney January 02, 19:59

    Where can I find this recipe of yours?

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  41. Rich Garbers
    Rich Garbers January 04, 01:09

    Looks and sounds amazing!!

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  42. Carol Maciel
    Carol Maciel January 04, 02:17

    Looks amazing

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  43. Brook Lewis
    Brook Lewis January 04, 20:12

    Patricia Spezia yummy

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  44. Carol Fisher
    Carol Fisher January 04, 21:52

    Here Is What You Need To Get:

    1/4 cup (packed) light brown sugar
    3 tablespoons kosher salt
    1 tablespoon freshly ground black pepper
    1 (4-5-pound) bone-in pork butt
    The Easy Step-By-Step Directions:

    Combine sugar, salt, and pepper in a small bowl. Place pork in foil tray and rub all over with sugar mixture, then cover tray with foil and chill overnight.
    Prepare a grill for medium, indirect heat, preferably with hardwood or hardwood charcoal. Uncover pork, then place pork in tray over indirect heat and close grill. Grill pork, basting with any juices from pan every 30 minutes and adding coals or wood as needed, until pork is very tender, 4–5 hours; loosely tent pork with foil if it starts to become too dark. Let stand at least 15 minutes before shredding.

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