We tend to throw at least one football party per year. This time, it was for the Big Game – the Super
Bowl! I made tons of food including some
of the same recipes from last year’s party.
But one of my new items was my Slow Cooker Pulled Pork Sliders. I topped them with cole slaw and they were
equal to or better than any pulled pork you’ve had at any restaurant. Promise!
I made up this recipe but I did use some pre-made items from
Mr. Stubbs who, I think, makes the best BBQ items available commercially. The BBQ seasoning has a great kick to it and
natural smoke flavor. The BBQ sauce is
more tangy than sweet – just how I like it.
Oh, and best of all, it doesn’t have any high fructose corn syrup. Obviously, you should get whatever BBQ sauce
suits your taste. If you like sweeter
sauces, you may want to try something different. This BBQ sauce is on the thinner side so it
doesn’t overpower the pork or drown out the wonderful dry rub ingredients.
Ingredients:
2 tbsp Stubbs BBQ seasoning
1 tbsp dry mustard
2 tbsp brown sugar
1 tbsp salt
1 tbsp pepper
cooking spray
cooking spray
2-2lb pork shoulders
whole yellow onion, sliced
3 garlic cloves, minced
¼ c apple cider vinegar
cole slaw (see recipe)
1 bottle of Stubbs BBQ sauce
Combine the BBQ seasoning, dry mustard, brown sugar, salt,
and pepper to create a dry rub.
Generously rub spice mixture all over pork shoulders and inside all
creases. Heat a large skillet on medium-high heat and spray with cooking spray. Sear pork shoulders on all sides.
Place onions and garlic in the bowl of a slow cooker. Place seared pork shoulders on top of onions. Pour apple cider vinegar over top of pork
shoulders. Set slow cooker to low heat
and cook for 8 hours.
While pork is cooking, make cole slaw using this recipe.
Once pork is done, remove shoulders from bowl and shred meat
using two forks. Pour cooking liquid
into a sieve to separate out solids. Add
solids back to shredded meat. Add a
little cooking liquid and BBQ sauce to shredded pork. Stir to combine. Place pulled pork on a slider bun and top
with cole slaw.
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