Delicious Smoked Double Cut Pork Tomahawks - A Simple and Repeatable Cook

TLDRLearn how to smoke double cut pork tomahawks in a simple and repeatable way, using Uncle Steve Shake's All-American SPG and Smoke Bomb rubs.

Key insights

🔥Smoking pork tomahawks is a simple and repeatable cook that anyone can do.

🍖Double cut pork tomahawks have a fantastic fat cap and are great for smoking.

🌶️Uncle Steve Shake's All-American SPG and Smoke Bomb rubs add amazing flavor to the pork tomahawks.

🔪Using a Dow Strong knife makes cutting the pork chops easy and precise.

👨‍🍳The pork tomahawks turn out juicy, flavorful, and melt-in-your-mouth tender.

Q&A

Where can I get double cut pork tomahawks?

You can find them at your local HEB or any well-stocked butcher.

What temperature should I smoke the pork tomahawks at?

Maintain a pit temperature of around 275 degrees Fahrenheit.

What internal temperature should I aim for?

Smoke the tomahawks until they reach an internal temperature of roughly 145 degrees Fahrenheit.

What rubs did you use?

I used Uncle Steve Shake's All-American SPG and Smoke Bomb rubs.

Where can I buy Dow Strong knives?

You can purchase Dow Strong knives online through their official website.

Timestamped Summary

00:00In this video, we learn how to smoke double cut pork tomahawks using a simple and repeatable method.

01:16The pork tomahawks have a fantastic fat cap and are sourced from a local HEB.

01:40To season the tomahawks, we use Uncle Steve Shake's All-American SPG and Smoke Bomb rubs.

02:57The tomahawks are smoked on a Lone Star Grills pellet cooker at a temperature of 275 degrees Fahrenheit.

03:45After one hour, the tomahawks are checked for internal temperature and basted with duck fat.

05:00After resting for 15 minutes, the tomahawks are cut and the amazing flavors are showcased.

06:52The tomahawks are juicy, flavorful, and have a fantastic texture.

07:18The video concludes with a recommendation to check Uncle Steve Shake's rubs and a farewell message.