Slow Cooker BBQ Pork Loin – only 3 ingredients and NO prep work! So simple and it tastes great! Pork loin, BBQ sauce, au jus gravy. Dump everything in the crockpot and let it cook all day. Can shred or slice the cooked pork. Serve on buns or on top of a baked potato. Such an easy and delicious weeknight meal!
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Crockpot meals are some of my favorite weeknight meals. They are quick, easy, and ready when I get home from work. This Slow Cooker BBQ Pork Loin recipe is no exception. It requires no prep work and makes a great dinner. I served the pork on some slider buns with some Quick Baked Beans. I think some cheesy grits would be good too. This makes a lot of pork, but luckily it is good reheated the next day!
How to Make Slow Cooker BBQ Pork Loin
This bbq pork is SUPER easy to make. Start with trimming your pork loin. You just want to cut off any large pieces of fat. Place the loin in the slow cooker. Whisk together water, BBQ sauce, and au jus gravy mix. Pour the mixture over the pork and cook until tender. Shred the pork and place it back in the slow cooker. Let the pork simmer in all that yummy sauce a few minutes before serving.
- What is pork loin? Well, it is basically a giant boneless pork chop. It can be called by several names: Center-cut pork loin roast, center-cut pork roast, pork center loin roast, pork center cut rib roast, pork loin center cut, pork loin center rib roast, pork loin roast center cut, and pork loin rib half.
- Please note that a pork loin and pork tenderloin are NOT the same cut of meat. Tenderloins are thin and small. Pork loins are wide enough to cut steaks pieces from it.
- The safe internal pork cooking temperature for fresh pork cuts is 145ºF.
- I shredded our pork loin but you can remove it from the slow cooker and slice it if you prefer.
- My favorite store-bought BBQ sauces are Sweet Baby Rays, Stubbs, G.Hughes, and Williamson Brothers.
- Can BBQ Pork be frozen? Yes! Let the pork cool completely and place in freezer bags. To reheat the pork, thaw and reheat in the microwave or on the stovetop.
What to Serve with BBQ Pork
We served this pork on slider buns with some coleslaw and baked beans. Feel free to top the sandwiches with more BBQ sauce. This is also great on top of a baked potato or spooned over some cheese grits. YUM! Give this a try the next time you need a no-fuss dinner!
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Slow Cooker BBQ Pork Loin
Equipment:
Ingredients:
- 1 (3 to 4-lb) pork loin
- 1 cup water
- 1 (1-oz) package of Au jus mix
- 1 cup BBQ sauce
Instructions:
- Trim away as much fat from the Pork Loin Roast as you can possibly remove.
- Place pork loin in the slow cooker. Combine water, BBQ sauce, and au jus packet. Pour over pork loin.
- Cover with the lid, and allow to cook for 8 hours, until it’s fork-tender.
- Shred the loin with two forks or slice with a knife. Return to the slow cooker and stir into sauce.
- Serve the pork on buns or over grits, rice, or potatoes.
Notes:
- What is pork loin? Well, it is basically a giant boneless pork chop. It can be called by several names: Center-cut pork loin roast, center-cut pork roast, pork center loin roast, pork center cut rib roast, pork loin center cut, pork loin center rib roast, pork loin roast center cut, and pork loin rib half.
- Please note that a pork loin and pork tenderloin are NOT the same cut of meat. Tenderloins are thin and small. Pork loins are wide enough to cut steaks pieces from it.
- The safe internal pork cooking temperature for fresh pork cuts is 145ºF.
- You can cook the pork on HIGH. I will take about 4 hours.
- I shredded our pork loin but you can remove it from the slow cooker and slice it if you prefer.
- My favorite store-bought BBQ sauces are Sweet Baby Rays, Stubbs, G.Hughes, and Williamson Brothers.
- Can BBQ Pork be frozen? Yes! Let the pork cool completely and place in freezer bags. To reheat the pork, thaw and reheat in the microwave or on the stovetop.
Steph
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I want to try to convert to the instant pot. Looks delicious!
Looks good! Could you use the Aujus in the can or would that be too much liquid?
That would probably be too much liquid, but you can do that if you want.
Thanks for your answer. I was able to find the Aujus in the packet. I have it in the crockpot cooking now.
Yes, I think you could cook it on high for 4 hours. Hope you enjoy it!
Did you cook on low for 8 hours? Do you think I could do 4 on high? Looks Great!
delicious!!!
Looks delicious, I'm putting it in the crockpot right now! And if I have all the ingredients, I will be making the cheesy potatoes as well – yum!!
With a 2 yr old and a constantly breastfeeding 5 week old, the crockpot is my best friend so we can eat at home vs picking up fast food!!
I've got three different sized crock pots and need to get them out more often. I agree, love to use them. The post looks great Stephanie.
I really need to use my crock pots more often but I usually use my dutch oven instead. The down side is that my dutch oven won't cook by itself, right?
I'm a huge fan of crock pot recipes. I don't use it as much as I did when I was working, but now I find myself collecting recipes like this for my daughter-in-law who works full time and has a 7 month old baby. She loves pork loin recipes.
I don't use my crockpot for cooking meals, only for herbal chinese drinks. Looking at your pork loin, I should really venture more into crockpot cooking!
Delicious and very simple! Makes me wish I had some pork in the freezer darn it.
I saw this on Jonna's blog…good to hear that it is really good.
~ingrid
that looks really good! So do you leave your crock pot on all day, even if you arent there? Im so paranoid to try that but sure would be nice to come home from work with dinner already done!
I love my crockpot also, great looking meal, i like the Auju mixed with the sauce!
Perfect timing on posting this recipe Steph.
I have part of a pork roast sitting in the fridge that I am going to cook tonight!