Paleta suína na churrasqueira
Uma antiga anotação de diário de churrasco, de 2006, que documenta o preparo de uma paleta suína em um Weber Smokey Mountain. Inclui uma receita improvisada de tempero seco, uma tabela detalhada de defumação com o registro da temperatura ao longo de 9 horas e lições sinceras sobre a temperatura para desfiar a carne.
Ingredientes
- 2 pork butts (5.5-6 lbs each)
- 1 part kosher salt
- 3 parts brown sugar
- 1 part garlic powder
- 1 part onion powder
- 1 part chipotle powder
- 2 parts chile powder
- Kingsford charcoal briquettes
- Oak wood chunks
- Apple wood chips
Modo de preparo
- 1
Prep the Meat: Tenderize the pork butts by poking them all over with a fork. Apply the rub by sprinkling (not rubbing) it over all surfaces, then poke again to help the seasoning penetrate. This technique may help smoke penetrate the meat better.
- 2
Set Up the WSM: Soak oak chunks and apple chips in water. Start the charcoal in a chimney. Use Kingsford briquettes for consistent temperature control. Set up the WSM with water pan filled.
- 3
Smoke Low and Slow: Maintain smoker temperature between 230-250°F. Insert a digital thermometer into the thickest part of the largest butt. Mop and flip at approximately the 4-hour mark. Add wood as needed throughout the cook.
- 4
Monitor and Finish: Cook for approximately 9 hours. For sliced pork, pull at 165-170°F. For pulled pork, take the internal temperature to 185°F. Let the meat rest, then chop or pull and mix in additional rub for extra flavor.
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