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Cooking pork over an open pit takes attention. Live fire, changing airflow, and long cooking times make moisture management an important part of the process.
Butcher BBQ Open Pit Pork Injection Marinade is a powdered pork injection designed for cooks who use open pits, offset smokers, barrel cookers, and traditional wood-fired BBQ setups.
It delivers savory seasoning beneath the surface of the meat while helping support moisture retention during cooking.
Open Pit is an option for pork shoulder, Boston butt, pork loin, and whole hog.
It is particularly suited to cooks who enjoy managing live fire, including traditional open pits, offset smokers, and barrel cookers.
You can also use it in an enclosed smoker or pellet grill. The name describes its intended cooking style, not a limitation on the equipment.
Mix ¾ cup of Butcher BBQ Open Pit Pork Injection powder with 16 fluid ounces (2 cups) of water. For a different flavor profile, replace part of the water with apple juice while keeping the total liquid at 16 fluid ounces. Stir until dissolved.
For whole-cut pork, the USDA minimum safe temperature is 145°F followed by a three-minute rest. Pork shoulder cooked for pulled pork is generally taken to a higher temperature for tenderness.
Original Pork Injection is the all-purpose choice for pork shoulder, loin, and everyday backyard BBQ.
Open Pit Pork Injection offers a different savory flavor profile featuring garlic, onion, pepper, molasses, and butter, and is positioned for traditional open-fire cooking.
Both formulas contain sodium phosphate to support moisture retention.
It is a powdered pork injection developed for savory seasoning and moisture-retention support, particularly for pork cooked over traditional open pits and wood-fired smokers.
Mix ¾ cup of Open Pit Pork Injection powder with 16 fluid ounces (2 cups) of water. Stir until dissolved before injecting.
Yes. You can replace part of the water with apple juice for a different flavor profile while keeping the total liquid at 16 fluid ounces (2 cups).
Open Pit features a savory blend with garlic, onion, pepper, molasses, and butter and is positioned for traditional open-fire cooking. Original is a general-purpose pork injection. Both contain sodium phosphate to support moisture retention.
Yes. Open Pit can be used in pellet grills, cabinet smokers, offset smokers, and open-fire cooking setups.
It can be used for pork shoulder, Boston butt, pork loin, and the thicker muscle sections of a whole hog.
Mix ¾ cup powder with 16 fluid ounces of liquid. Inject slowly and evenly into the thickest portions of the shoulder, reaching toward the center, then keep the meat refrigerated until cooking.
The listed ingredients include hydrolyzed soy protein and butter, which is milk-derived. Always check the package for current allergen information.
Monosodium glutamate is not listed as a separate ingredient in the current product ingredient list. Check the package for current ingredient information.
Yes. Inject the thicker muscle sections, especially shoulders and hams, distributing the solution evenly and keeping the meat refrigerated until cooking.
Ingredients: Hydrolyzed vegetable protein (hydrolyzed soy and corn protein and salt, with partially hydrogenated vegetable oil [cottonseed, soybean] added), sodium phosphate, molasses, garlic, onion, butter, pepper, and xanthan gum.
Contains soy and milk-derived ingredients (butter). Check the product packaging for current allergen information.
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