So I've got some pork shoulder cooking for like 6 hours and I'm afraid it might get dry or it's cooking too long. I don't want to keep opening the oven or try to pull it apart to check cuz I might mess it up.
Am I fine or is it gonna suck?
>>8170722
How big is it? What temperature are you cooking it at?
>>8170726
300 F
It was about 3-5 lb I think?
>>8170726
this. 6 hours at 200F is good to go
>>8170732
More probably tho. I forgot how much it weighed
>>8170732
It's probably cooked by now
>>8170739
This is how it looks
>>8170732
>>8170739
>3-5 lb
Shit I didn't get that part since I'm drunk. It should be ready by now. Post results
>>8170749
Inside looks good. Outside was hard but the fork could go thru it.
>>8170752
Onions were a complete success. Well done.
>>8170759
Im planning on throwing them at cars next. Will post results
Final pics. Cheers /ck/
>>8170797
Doesn't look bad at all. Good job.
>>8170816
Thanks. First time cookin pulled pork lol. Threw it one some toasted bread (forgot I didn't have rolls) and a pickle on the side
>>8170825
Pork shoulders can be tough. I know people who do hella ribs but their shoulders suck.
>>8170722
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Basting_(cooking)
Baisting your meat is the only thing you can do while it's cooking.
The more they look like a meteorite the better.
>>8170885
Pulled.