I've had good results with pork shoulder on the Weber. Last one was on for about 4 hours, not as low or slow as ideal but result was fine.
I started it in a tray with some cider and covered, and then gave it an hour or so on the rack with some woodchips to get a bit of smoky bark going.
Yeah, i got decent bark and good taste, but the meat on the inside was a bit like i'd just grilled it, white and not exactly tough, but definitely not as tender as I hoped
this was the pork shoulder outcome:
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I've had good results with pork shoulder on the Weber. Last one was on for about 4 hours, not as low or slow as ideal but result was fine.
I started it in a tray with some cider and covered, and then gave it an hour or so on the rack with some woodchips to get a bit of smoky bark going.