Pulled Pork for 350-So Cal Nascar Race Weekend!

firehouse_bbq

New member
We were forunate enough to be asked to cook Saturday dinner again for the entire fire, safety and medical team at the AutoClub Speedway in Fontana following the race Saturday Night. This is the 3rd time in 4 years we have done this. It is a great time and we are priveleged to cook for these folks and their families.

Menu was Pulled Pork Sandwiches, Potato Salad, our signature Cole Slaw and our Smokey Baked beans. Everything was cooked on the pellet cookers, except the beans, we did those on our charcoal cooker. This was the first big cook for the new smokers and our new trailer. Everything worked perfect. The pellet cookers make a big job like this easy. We cooked everything at 275*, and the butts were done in 6-7 hours!

It was a very long day, and lots of hard work, but we had a blast and the reward was on the faces on the hungry guys and gals who worked all day to keep both the drivers and fans safe!

Here are a few pics.

245 Pounds of Pork Shoulder, rubbed with our Original BBQ Rub and ready for the smoker!
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About 4 hours in, just before wrapping. Boy, that was alot of foil to wrap all those butts!
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Close up!
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All the volunteers shredding the pork! You can imagine the comments :D
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A few happy customers!
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The End!
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firehouse_bbq

New member
Hey Thom, yes we just got them and love them. Since most of our events are outside, we were always fighting the wind. These new stands are windproof and collapse very nicely. They are pricey, but worth it. They are called wrap-n guards. Just google it.

Pete

Pete where did you get the chaffers?
Those are perfect for outside work
 

TentHunter

Moderator
Way to go. It looks like you did a great job and sounds like you had a lot of fun doing it! How can you beat that?

I love it when folks share pics of events like this.
 
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