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It may be the middle of winter, but we can still pretend it's summertime by having some barbecue. What makes this cold weather friendly is the use of the Slow Cooker so you can "set and forget" while you cuddle under a blanket and watched TV.


Ingredients:
2 lbs of lean pork loin
2 cups my barbeque sauce (see recipe below)
1 Tbs of ground cumin
1/2 Tbs of granulated garlic
1 tsp of black pepper
1 large onion diced
10oz or 2 diced green bell peppers (frozen is fine)
Barbeque Sauce:
1 cup of crushed canned tomatoes
1/4 cup of brown sugar
1/4 cup of cider vinegar
1/2 Tbs of Dijon mustard
1/2 tsp dried oregano
1 Tbs of Worcestershire sauce
salt and black pepper to taste
red chili powder (or red chilies flakes) to taste
1 Tbs of lemon juice (juice of half a lemon)
Directions:
Prepare my barbeque sauce or use you favorite bottle bbq sauce.

Place pork in crockpot/slow cooker and pour all other ingredients over it. Set the crockpot on high and allow to cook for 4-5 hours or until the pork is falling apart and the sauce has reduced down and become thick.


Take the pork out of the crockpot and use two forks to shred it well. Place it back in the crockpot and allow to mix with the gravy. Serve on hamburger buns. I like to serve it with a tangy coleslaw. You can either eat the slaw as a side or pile it high on top of the pulled pork and eat it inside the sandwich. Enjoy.

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I have been craving pulled pork, and your recipe sounds delicious! Definitely going to have to make this.
ReplyDeleteI definitely want to try this!!
ReplyDeleteI am loving the spices that you used here!! Lucky those that got to inhale your pulled pork samwiches!
ReplyDeleteLooks amazing - I love pulled pork sandwiches!
ReplyDeleteMmm this looks delicious! Nothing screams cookout like pulled pork sandwiches! Hope you had a fabulous 4th of July weekend :)
ReplyDeleteOne of my most favorite things is pulled pork sandwiches. These look great!
ReplyDeleteYummy! These look so good.
ReplyDeleteMmm pulled pork- looks amazing!
ReplyDeleteI LOVE pulled pork, and yours looks amazing!
ReplyDeleteThis sounds like such a delicious recipe for pulled pork! I must try it!
ReplyDeletecan i try it beef as pork I don't eat pork?
ReplyDeleteOne of my favorites! Pulled pork sandwiches always taste soo good!
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That last sandwich pic with the cole slaw has me drooling! I was just thinking about making some pulled pork in the cork pot for next week. Now I don't know how I can not.
ReplyDeleteOh man I love making pulled pork in the crock pot! It's the best (or worst) kept secret of crock pot magic! I can see this on a superbowl snack table for sure, Ramona! :D
ReplyDeleteI should pull out my slow cooker to make this pulled pork. Looks absolutely delicious! Great picture too!
ReplyDeleteI would eat this ANY month of the year!!! I love pulled pork and yours looks amazing!
ReplyDeleteI remember this recipe!! SO GOOD!! I need to pull out the slow cooker again.
ReplyDeleteI have a large dutch oven (no slow cooker at the moment) what do you recommend for cooking time/method on stove top or oven?
ReplyDeleteI love pulled pork. But I do have a question, How much green bell pepper do you use? In ingredients it has 1lb. but I think that may be for the frozen. So I am going to do a large bell pepper, about the same amount as the onion. Thanks so much for any help that you or anyone else can give me. :)
ReplyDeleteHi Joann, I used a frozen bag (it may have been actually 10oz of bell pepper). You can use one large or two medium size peppers. Thanks for catching that confusing bit of info in the recipe.....I corrected it so for future use. I hope you enjoy the recipe. ~ Ramona :)
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