Tuesday, June 1, 2010

Pulled Pork



Hope everyone had a great Memorial Day weekend - we certainly did!  Since Memorial Day is traditionally a grilling/BBQ holiday, we decided to try our hand at some pulled pork.  I would have liked to have smoked our butt, but our grill is just a $50 grill from Home Depot (absolutely not fancy, but it works).  I am sure we could rig it to make it into a smoker somehow, but we just decided to give Williams-Sonoma's Pulled Pork Starter a try.  It turned out great!  

We seared the pork in our dutch oven and then used the slow cooker setting on the oven.  We let it slow cook for about 7-8 hours.  (You can also use your crock-pot)  It was super easy!  

The sauce was sweet and smoky.  It had a little kick from some red pepper flakes in the starter.  We topped our sandwiches with some extra Sweet Baby Ray's sauce and pickles.  

This was our first pork butt, but I'm sure it won't be our last.  I've already found a couple of other recipes I want to try.


Williams-Sonoma Pulled Pork Starter





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8 comments:

Mary at Deep South Dish said...

I love pulled pork and I don't care whether it's long smoked, slow cooked in the oven, boiled, or done in a crockpot either! It's ALL good!

Have a great week!

Big Dude said...

The sandwich looks delicious and I'm like Mary, it's hard to hook up a pork butt wrong.

The Japanese Redneck said...

We didn't get to grill yesterday. Hubby ended up working all day long.

But, my brother did BBQ steaks Sunday evening and they were fantastic.

Cathy said...

That looks so yummy.

Chris said...

I made my first pulled pork in a crock pot, too. Good looking sandwich, Steph!

Lea Ann said...

That's a great looking sandwich Stephanie! I had just a good Memorial Day that I'm having to eat salads the rest of the week. :-)

Meg @ Mr.C and Me said...

we looooved pulled pork at our house! you have to try it putting a tenderloin in the crock pot, 1 bottle/can of rootbeer, cook on low for 4-6 hours. so amazing!! then you can have super moist pork or shred it up & add BBQ sauce for sandwiches.

Steph@PlainChicken.com said...

I have a pork tenderloin in the freezer - I'll try this next week.

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