Crockpot Redemption? (BBQ Pulled Pork)
I've had a love/hate relationship with my crockpot for years. I used to make chili in it, until we realized it was becoming too watery for our tastes, so now I slow simmer it on the stovetop. We also tried making various crockpot recipes in it and all came out with the same mushy-gray looking food. So, it has been relagated to the back of my cabinet except for those occasions when we want to keep chili warm or maybe BBQ meatballs for a football party.
Last week, My Husband was traveling for work - something he does not do normally - and I really needed to have something that would be ready to eat before we had to head off to a cub scout den meeting. After a few suggestions from people on the Family, Friends and Food Facebook page (check it out, we have some great conversations and share some ideas there as well), I decided to give my crockpot another shot.
I bought a 1 pound pork tenderloin and added half a diced onion and 3 cups of KC Masterpiece BBQ sauce. I covered it and turned it to low and let it cook for about 10 hours. Check out the results:
This was without the sauce in the crockpot added to it... just the shredded meat. The onions became so sweet and carmelized while cooking. I served mine on a hamburger bun and My Boys had theirs as wraps. Overall, everyone thoroughly enjoyed this meal!
This would be a great meal to have cooking all day so you could come back after trick-or-treating on Halloween. Make 2 pounds of pork tenderloin and share it with friends! My crockpot is possibly on the road to redemption.
Please note that all photos and content belong to Patsy Kreitman, unless otherwise noted. If you want to use something please ask first.
Last week, My Husband was traveling for work - something he does not do normally - and I really needed to have something that would be ready to eat before we had to head off to a cub scout den meeting. After a few suggestions from people on the Family, Friends and Food Facebook page (check it out, we have some great conversations and share some ideas there as well), I decided to give my crockpot another shot.
I bought a 1 pound pork tenderloin and added half a diced onion and 3 cups of KC Masterpiece BBQ sauce. I covered it and turned it to low and let it cook for about 10 hours. Check out the results:
This was without the sauce in the crockpot added to it... just the shredded meat. The onions became so sweet and carmelized while cooking. I served mine on a hamburger bun and My Boys had theirs as wraps. Overall, everyone thoroughly enjoyed this meal!
This would be a great meal to have cooking all day so you could come back after trick-or-treating on Halloween. Make 2 pounds of pork tenderloin and share it with friends! My crockpot is possibly on the road to redemption.
Please note that all photos and content belong to Patsy Kreitman, unless otherwise noted. If you want to use something please ask first.
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