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Pork Butts and Rolls

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I ended up with a mostly free Saturday and decided to cook a couple of Boston Butts.  I finished my other chores early and decided to make home made rolls and Cole slaw to go with the pork.  This was the first time I brined a Boston Butt and was pleased with the outcome.  

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1 minute ago, KismetKamado said:

Awesome - everything looks great!  Especially the rolls!!!!  That had to have made a killer pulled pork sandwich.... ;)

 

Its funny, a few weeks ago I did burgers, and made the rolls on a whim.  They turned out really good, but most importantly, my kids loved them.   So, I did it again.  They aren't a lot of work, just the time to allow them to rise twice and bake.  

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