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Grilled Pork Shoulder With Butter Vinegar Sauce

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Sliced grilled park shoulder scattered with chiles and flaky salt
Photo by Laura Murray, Food Styling by Pearl Jones

This pork shoulder makes a case for grilling big hunks of meat over medium heat (as opposed to a roaring inferno), where they can get nice and juicy while you kick back at your grill, lazily turning the roast while getting some much-needed outdoor time. Lower and slower means it will cook through to ideal internal temperature without getting blackened on the outside, and you won’t have flare-ups to frantically deal with.  

  

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