How To Cut Money Muscle From A Pork Shoulder
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Ok, I've heard the term, "Money Muscle" for the best part of a pork shoulder. So, where is this at and how do I get to it?
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I saw Myron Mixon talk about the money muscle on one of the talk shows he was on.
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I was just checking that link out.
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That was a good read and educational to me ty
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Ahhh, thanks for the link!
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So the money muscle is just that little chunk of meat at the end of a butt ha. Interesting.
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Exactly . That is why they all cook 4 butts at each comp?
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And why you hear about some folks being pretty particular when buying their pork butts (some even have butchers prepare them).
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Here is a question I have been meaning to ask!
Tuffy talked about it quite a bit as well. I looks like they pull most the pork, and then cut slices of the money muscle and include both in their turn-in box.
Looking forward to trying it out
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man, i have found those before and i had no idea what they were but when i did.......everything stops and i enjoy a "moment of luxury". it is findings like those in the culinary world that are unmached by any other experiance!
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My money muscle has been turning to mush because it's overcooked. It's overcooked because I go for 195 degrees on my butt and the money muscle should only go to 180. How to I keep the muscle form turning to muscle. Should I protect it with foil?
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That's what they do in comps.
One for pulling, one for the money muscle for slicing.
Al
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If you're not competing, just cut it off the butt when it gets to about 188°My money muscle has been turning to mush because it's overcooked. It's overcooked because I go for 195 degrees on my butt and the money muscle should only go to 180. How to I keep the muscle form turning to muscle. Should I protect it with foil?
Competitors will partially seperate the "money muscle" from the butt so they can rub it up...
I dont know how they keep it from over cooking but I just probe it separately and slice it the rest of the way off when done, wrap it loosely in foil and hold it till the rest of the butt is done... it is definetly worth the little bit of extra effort...it really only takes an extra couple minutes.
Walt
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