How to Make Easy Pork Barbecue
This mouthwatering pork barbecue is an easy weeknight meal. It also works well for church dinners or family reunions. It's easy and delicious, and requires little work on your part. The basic idea is to cook the pork slowly, until it's literally falling apart. Serve it with coleslaw and slider buns for a tasty meal that you're whole family, or your guests, will enjoy. Does this Spark an idea?
Things You'll Need
- 3 pound pork shoulder or Boston butt
- Honey barbecue sauce (any brand)
- Brown sugar
- Crock pot
- Sharp knife
Instructions
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Remove any excess fat from the pork shoulder or butt by trimming it off with a sharp knife. If you don't trim before cooking, the resulting dish is very greasy.
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Place the pork butt in the slow cooker and cover it with your favorite barbecue sauce. Roll the meat in the sauce to cover it evenly. Set the crock pot on low and put the lid on tightly. Let the meat cook for 6 to 8 hours, until the meat is falling off the bone.
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Take the bone off the meat slowly, pulling until the meat it is stringy. Add more barbecue sauce if it is looking dry. If you are balancing a spicy sauce, sprinkle brown sugar (to taste) into the crock pot and stir until mixed well. Cover and let the meat cook for 30 more minutes. Serve immediately.
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Tips & Warnings
Always use caution when cooking. Use pot holders to prevent burns.
References
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Comments
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sonni57
Apr 19, 2009
Thanks for the pork bbq recipe sounds great time for a cook out. -
T G Hardee
Apr 08, 2009
I love barbecue and love to make it as well. I make it in various ways both in the oven and on the outside grill. I'm going to try your recipe next time. My wife does it in the crock pot this way. It's gooooood! -
squareroot
Mar 19, 2009
Look delicious, I'll have to try this!! -
fenominon
Mar 17, 2009
Yes very easy to make with a crock pot sounds like a winner! -
JackLTrades
Mar 12, 2009
Anything in a crockpot is good by me. Printing and adding to the recipie book.