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barbecue shredded pork sliders

Barbecue Pulled Pork Sliders

September 14, 2011 0 comments

Applebees restaurant has little barbecue pork sliders that are super yummy.  So the inspiration for this recipe comes strictly from them.  I’m usually not a pork or red meat eater but there’s just something so delicious about it once it’s slathered in rich homemade barbecue sauce. I found a different barbecue sauce recipe to test out that’s based on ketchup and brown sugar.  It’s another winner!  It turned out sweet and tangy with just the [...]

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crockpot mexican pulled pork

Crockpot Mexican Pulled Pork

May 18, 2011 2 comments

This pulled pork recipe is very versatile just like my Salsa Chicken is.  These kind of crockpot meals are great for weekends when you have tons of other things to get done and you don’t want to have to be in the kitchen long. All you have to do is put all the ingredients together and come back in 6 hours.  You still get a great home cooked meal without slaving over the oven all [...]

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Crockpot BBQ Pulled Pork Sammies

April 10, 2010 2 comments

I’m simply amazed at how good these darn pulled pork sandwiches turned out.  We’ve been buying all of our meat and chicken from Whole Foods lately.  I know it may sound absurd to some people, but I can tell the difference in their meats and poultry.  It’s so much more tender and cooks like a dream. The pork in these sammies practically melted in our mouths.  It was so delicious!  I know we’ll have these [...]

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Sticky Chinese Pork

March 5, 2010 1 comment

This guest article is republished with permission from The Culinary Chase.  Thank you Heather for your contribution to my site! Easy, quick and delicious best describes this dish!  Of all the Asian cuisines, I’d have to say Chinese is my favorite.  The food in most Chinese dishes is prepared in bite-sized pieces, ready for direct picking up and eating.  Traditional Chinese cuisine is also based on opposites (yin and yang) whereby hot balances cold, pickled [...]

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