Smoked Boston Butt

Gluten Free
Dairy Free
Health score
36%
Smoked Boston Butt
45 min.
8
625kcal

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If you’re on the hunt for a truly mouth-watering main dish that will impress your friends and family, look no further than this Smoked Boston Butt recipe. Perfectly suited for your next barbecue or family dinner, this dish is packed with rich flavors that culminate in a tender, juicy roast. It’s gluten-free and dairy-free, making it an excellent option for a variety of dietary needs.


With a blend of aromatic spices and a delightful marinade of cider vinegar, honey, and a hint of heat from crushed red pepper, this Boston butt is sure to become a favorite in your household. The slow smoking process ensures that the meat is imbued with a rich, smoky flavor that elevates the dish to another level. Imagine the savory aroma wafting through your yard as this delicious roast cooks to perfection in the smoker!


Not only is this dish satisfying, but it's also versatile: it can serve as the centerpiece of a lunch, main course, or dinner. With just a few simple steps and some patience, you can create a culinary masterpiece that serves 8 people and is guaranteed to be a hit. Plus, with each serving containing around 625 calories, you can enjoy this hearty meal without a hint of guilt. Gather your loved ones, roll up your sleeves, and get ready to savor the deliciousness of homemade smoked Boston butt!

Ingredients

  • 0.5 cup apple cider vinegar 
  • tablespoons garlic powder 
  • cup honey 
  • tablespoons pepper 
  • pound pork butt 
  • teaspoon pepper dried red crushed
  • 10 ounce teriyaki sauce 
  • servings hickory wood chunks 

Equipment

  • frying pan
  • knife
  • kitchen thermometer
  • ziploc bags

Directions

  1. Combine first 6 ingredients in a shallow dish or large heavy-duty zip-top plastic bag.
  2. Cut deep slits in roast using a paring knife; add roast to marinade. Cover or seal, and chill 8 hours, turning occasionally.
  3. Soak wood chunks in water 1 hour.
  4. Prepare charcoal fire in smoker; let burn 15 to 20 minutes.
  5. Drain wood chunks, and place on coals.
  6. Place water pan in smoker; add water to depth of fill line.
  7. Place roast in center of lower food rack.
  8. Cook, covered, 6 to 8 hours or until a meat thermometer inserted into thickest portion registers 165, adding additional water, if necessary.
  9. Remove from smoker; cool slightly. Chop or shred; serve with barbecue sauce.

Nutrition Facts

Calories625kcal
Protein43.24%
Fat28.61%
Carbs28.15%

Properties

Glycemic Index
16.16
Glycemic Load
18.51
Inflammation Score
-4
Nutrition Score
38.10347848094%

Nutrients percent of daily need

Calories:624.98kcal
31.25%
Fat:19.57g
30.11%
Saturated Fat:6.83g
42.68%
Carbohydrates:43.3g
14.43%
Net Carbohydrates:42.54g
15.47%
Sugar:39.92g
44.36%
Cholesterol:204.12mg
68.04%
Sodium:1586.4mg
68.97%
Alcohol:0g
100%
Alcohol %:0%
100%
Protein:66.54g
133.08%
Selenium:97.28µg
138.97%
Vitamin B1:1.92mg
127.99%
Vitamin B6:1.86mg
93.03%
Vitamin B2:1.36mg
79.83%
Zinc:11.66mg
77.72%
Vitamin B3:15.5mg
77.48%
Phosphorus:757.16mg
75.72%
Vitamin B5:5.47mg
54.69%
Vitamin B12:3.1µg
51.6%
Potassium:1314.6mg
37.56%
Iron:5.2mg
28.89%
Magnesium:102.94mg
25.74%
Copper:0.43mg
21.7%
Manganese:0.33mg
16.62%
Vitamin D:2.04µg
13.61%
Calcium:70.42mg
7.04%
Vitamin E:0.94mg
6.27%
Fiber:0.77g
3.07%
Vitamin K:2.73µg
2.6%
Vitamin A:82.33IU
1.65%
Folate:4.95µg
1.24%
Source:My Recipes