Oh Ya' Al Pastor Tacos

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I wanted to share this because it will work great with wild pork, deer, duck and elk. I have been wanting to make this for a while on the new pellet grill. Well, yesterday was a good day. I can't put it into words describing how flavorful and tender this was. Easy to make as well.

Credit goes to the link provided. hey-Grill-hey

I didn't have a Brazilian vertical Skewer so I made my own (I like it better than the ones available at the store).

Enjoy!

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OHHH damnnnn that looks good dude where was my invite again
 
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You my friend have outdone yourself! I have been wanting to try this for a while!! I picked up a smoke tube the other week after seeing your previous posts..used it for a tri tip and came out great..definitely a great add on for the pellet grill.
 
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Ok sooooo why do we need to hire a taco guy for the SCH BBQ when our very own NBK can just do it :)
 
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Snake Charmer said:
John, So do you think the pineapple on top serves a purpose and if so why and if it does why not more different fruits in between each layer? Just askin..
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This is a guess Fred, but I think the pineapple juice dripping down helps to caramelize the bark on the outside. I have seen a few recipes where they layer bacon in with the marinated pork. The recipe I used did not lack moisture or flavor so who knows.
 
NBK said:
This is a guess Fred, but I think the pineapple juice dripping down helps to caramelize the bark on the outside. I have seen a few recipes where they layer bacon in with the marinated pork. The recipe I used did not lack moisture or flavor so who knows.
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Just thinking that maybe the addition of layers of fruit of what ever sort in between might enhance whats going on. Also saw a post about using the run off juices to baste with and that sounds like it might be good idea as well.. I saw your home made rack tray and when that was mentioned I thought about a pizza pan turned up right with a skewer to catch juices and reuse. Just my mind going into overdrive I know from experience what you built was stellar...
 
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NBK said:
I wanted to share this because it will work great with wild pork, deer, duck and elk. I have been wanting to make this for a while on the new pellet grill. Well, yesterday was a good day. I can't put it into words describing how flavorful and tender this was. Easy to make as well.

Credit goes to the link provided. hey-Grill-hey

I didn't have a Brazilian vertical Skewer so I made my own (I like it better than the ones available at the store).

Enjoy!

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That is very creative! Thanks for sharing. I'm off to Home Depot.
 
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