I’m finally able to make
pulled-pork sandwiches thanks to “Crock
Pot: The Original Slow Cooker-Recipe Collection 2013”, (“Crock Pot”). Now I don’t
have to buy it from Whole Hog Café; I will be working on a potato casserole ‘cause
theirs is the best. The Barbecued Pulled
Pork Sandwiches was a success and easy. I’ve tried a recipe on the smoker,
and it turned into a ham, hhmmm? It was good. I ate it but I didn’t want a ham.
Next time I’ll try for a ham and maybe I’ll get a smoked, fall-apart pork. Definitely,
crock this:
1 pork shoulder 2 ½ lb
1 bottle of 14 oz barbecue sauce
1 tbsp lemon juice
1 tsp brown sugar
1 chopped onion
8 hamburger buns
Place pork in the
crock, cover and cook on low for 10-12 hours or high 5-6 hours. I used a Boston
Butt Pork Roast just over 3 lbs. Once it was done, I separated the meat from
the broth. I used the broth in some easy-going rice, delicious. You might want
to skim the fat off. Put the pork back in the crock and shred it. I left some
of the pork out for my wife; she likes to add sauce to it separately but she
loved it. Back to the crock, stir in the lemon juice, sugar, sauce and onions. No
onions for me, I used Weber’s Original BBQ Sauce. Two more hours on low or one
on high. Get the buns out and get messy. I did this a few weeks ago, sorry no
pics again but I will make this again. Right now I'm making Chipotle Cornish Hens and
will tell you about it when my wife and I are full.
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