Pork

Queso is accepted in every household and that is what inspired this Pulled Pork themed version. Pit Boss Grills Ambassador James Brown (Check out @grillnation on Instagram) put together this decadent BBQ creation based on two of his fan favorites: Pulled Pork and Queso Dip. By combining the two recipes, the flavors of each are brought to a whole new level. Using three different types of cheeses gives the dip a super gooey and delicious flavor. If you and your family want to make something different, we highly suggest giving this BBQ Flavored Queso Dip a try.

Kick up your pulled pork with this Smoked Pork Butt with Sweet Chili Injection. Injecting pork with a liquid spreads delicious flavor throughout the meat, while adding moisture and preventing it from drying out. In this version, the pork is seasoned with a bold mixture of sweet chili and Blackened Sriracha, then injected throughout with a rich and tangy stock with rice vinegar and lime. The pork is smoked, then braised until succulent and flavorful. Serve with pan juices over rice and your favorite grilled veggies. 

A new take on both the classic smoked pork loin and the iconic Cuban Sandwich, the Almirola Family Cuban Stuffed Pork Loin, named after a recipe from Pit Boss Ambassador Aric Almirola's heritage, will leave you wondering why you ever did it any other way. We commissioned Pit Boss Ambassador Paul Wickey (@wicked.bbq on Instagram) to execute this masterpiece, and he did so to perfection. First, assemble all of your classic Cubano fixins, then stuff them into a butterflied pork loin before smoking it low and slow on your Pit Boss Lockhart Platinum Series Combo Grill. Serve it up with some roasted garlic cauliflower for the perfect race day meal or just an excuse to try this merger of two timeless comfort foods.

An easy BBQ staple to have in your back pocket, this Smoked Pork Loin has just 3 ingredients and is simple to make. A leaner and inexpensive cut of pork, the pork loin roast becomes moist and juicy when smoked low and slow on the pellet grill. By scoring the outside of the loin and seasoning it generously, the outer fat will render down into a mouthwatering outer layer.  

This recipe might settle the dry rub vs wet rub debate once and for all. Well, maybe not, but these Dry Rub Smoked Ribs are so easy to make and packed with simple, sweet rib flavors, you might discover a new favorite way to season your baby back ribs. Our Pit Boss Sweet Heat Rub is a fan favorite because it doesn’t overpower the meaty and smoky flavors of the ribs. Instead it is just enough sweet and heat to be a perfect compliment.