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How To Cook Boston Butt On The Grill(2)

Grilled Boston Butt (6 to 8 servings)

Ingredients

Scale
  • 1 Boston butt roast (4 pounds), boneless or bone-in
  • One bottle of yellow mustard

If you can’t buy a Rub for your meat, below is the recipe for making your spice rub at home:

Homemade Rub For Barbecue

Santa Maria Rub for 4-pound Boston butt

  • 1 tsp salt
  • ½ tsp of dried sage
  • ¼ tsp of ground sugar
  • 1 tsp garlic powder
  • 1 tsp onion powder
  • 1 tsp rosemary, dried or fresh

Instructions

  1. Place your Boston butt on a flat plate or chopping block and spread the yellow mustard over its surface. Be sure it gets to all areas of the meat, and then pour a generous amount of your rub— homemade or store-bought— on all corners of the meat.
  2. As we previously stated, it is more advisable to let your seasoned Boston butt rest on the counter for about 30 minutes, and you can use this time to set up your grill if it hasn’t already been set up.
  3. Place your pork butt on the grill rack after your grill has been lit and close the lid.
  4. Spray your meat with red wine, vinegar, and water every hour to add some moisture to it. Add some extra charcoal if necessary cause you’re going to be cooking that meat for a couple of hours.
  5. When your pork butt is getting tender, take it out and spray it some more with your mixture to prevent the moisture from drying out. Add more rub to your pork butt and wrap it up tightly with a foil.
  6. Place the wrapped-up pork butt back on the grill. After about an hour and a half, stick a thermometer into your pork butt to see if the internal heat’s up to 200 degrees and if the meat’s tender enough. If some parts are still tough, cook in the foil for another 30 minutes and check again. The heat should be above 200° but shouldn’t exceed 220°.
  7. Leave the pork butt to rest for about 45 minutes before taking it in because it could be really hot.
  8. Shred your pork butt with the juices to add more flavor. Ensure you wear a thick glove for this part, as the pork butt will still be hot. After shredding, add your sauce to the pork, and your delicious Boston butt or pork butt is ready to be served.

You can eat this as a good old traditional pulled pork sandwich or salad and rice. It is an inexpensive and relatively easy meal to make if you follow our step-by-step guidelines and tips. It tastes exceptionally delicious with the added sauce, and everyone who eats this grilled Boston butt will agree that it’s amazing cuisine.

If you want to have more insights into cooking Boston butt on a grill, we recommend you check out this video recipe.

  • Author: Bobby

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