How to Make Barbeque Pork Sandwhiches
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How to Make Barbeque Pork Sandwhiches
Do you need an idea for a great dinner tonight that is super easy to make and not too expensive? Are you having friends over for a casual lunch tomorrow and need something great to serve and wow them? Barbeque pork buns are a great delicious way to do all of that, and so easy to make!
Instructions
1
Buy the ingredients:
Either a pork roast, (you can get the cheapest cut and it will still be great) or boneless country pork ribs, one pound of either meat will serve 4 people. Get as many pounds of meat as you will need to serve everyone and have a little wiggle room for the ones who can’t get enough of your new delicious meal. Cost: About a pound, ( on sale).
A bottle of barbeque sauce, you will need about a 1/2 cup per pound of meat. I prefer Baby Ray’s Original but if you want to choose another brand or go for the sweet and spicy kind, that is ok too. Cost: About .50 a bottle, more for bigger sizes.
Buns or rolls, I like to use Kaiser rolls. Any type of bun will work, from hamburger buns to hoagie rolls. You will need 4-6 buns or rolls per pound of meat. Cost: for 8 generic hamburger buns. for 8 Kaiser Rolls
2
Pop the meat into the crockpot with a 1/4 cup of water per pound. Leave it cooking for 1 hour per pound of meat on high, or 2 hours on low. If you are pressed for time, I recommend checking the meat every hour. Once it pulls apart easily with a fork, its ready and you can use it. Its ok to leave it a little longer if you need or want to, though. Put it on low in the morning to “set it and forget it” til dinner. Put it on high to have it ready for lunch.
3
Once it pulls apart easily with a fork, its ready to use. Use two forks and pull it apart thoroughly. If it looks like there is a lot of juice on the bottom, you can drain some of it away, but a little juice is good to make sure the pulled meat is not too dry. Add the barbeque sauce, about a 1/2 cup per pound of meat, more or less to taste (more seems to be popular, but too much can be messy).
4
Fork out barbeque pork onto buns. You can add cheese or serve immediately as they are. Serve with for lunch with fresh fruit, potato chips, and/or veggies and dip, along with milk or lemonade. Serve for dinner with potato salad, pasta salad, rice, and/or jojo potato wedges, along with milk, water, or iced tea.
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