Pulled pork finishing sauce
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Pulled pork finishing sauce
Don't know if I ever posted this before. I just made a batch for tonight's pork so I figured I would post the recipe
1 cup apple cider vinegar
2 tablespoons brown sugar
1 teaspoon fresh black pepper
1 teaspoon red pepper flakes
1 teaspoon of a Cajun seasoning like Tony Cacherie's or any butt rub
(If you want a bbq flavor to it, you can add about 1/2 bottle bbq sauce at this point)
Heat over medium until everything is dissolved. Put it in an old ketchup bottle to dispense it. You can mix some into the batch of meat after you pull it, or put it on the table for everyone to put a squirt on their pork as it's served.
I can tell you I have cooked pork for a long time. A finishing sauce absolutely sets it above anyone elses
1 cup apple cider vinegar
2 tablespoons brown sugar
1 teaspoon fresh black pepper
1 teaspoon red pepper flakes
1 teaspoon of a Cajun seasoning like Tony Cacherie's or any butt rub
(If you want a bbq flavor to it, you can add about 1/2 bottle bbq sauce at this point)
Heat over medium until everything is dissolved. Put it in an old ketchup bottle to dispense it. You can mix some into the batch of meat after you pull it, or put it on the table for everyone to put a squirt on their pork as it's served.
I can tell you I have cooked pork for a long time. A finishing sauce absolutely sets it above anyone elses
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Re: Pulled pork finishing sauce
And some pork pics to go with it
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Re: Pulled pork finishing sauce
Sure looks good! Recipe sounds good too, but I believe I could chow down on that good lookin' pork with a piece of light bread and be "as happy as a dead pig in the sunshine" without the sauce! Treefarmer
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Re: Pulled pork finishing sauce
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I got a quick story for you. I never met my grandfather on dads side. He passed 2 years before I was hatched. My family has always said that he was a fanatic about lite bread. No matter what was served for a meal, he demanded lite bread on the table. Even if there was 4 different kinds of bread already served, he still had to have it
I got a quick story for you. I never met my grandfather on dads side. He passed 2 years before I was hatched. My family has always said that he was a fanatic about lite bread. No matter what was served for a meal, he demanded lite bread on the table. Even if there was 4 different kinds of bread already served, he still had to have it
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Re: Pulled pork finishing sauce
I see you are using that old vertical smoker again, did you figure how to keep the temps stable in that beast.
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Re: Pulled pork finishing sauce
ok i dont want to sound retarded, but what is lite bread? food looks great allen. Maybe see you in upperhills for small game.
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Ill be up and out there tomorrow afternoon
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Yep. I put a turkey fryer burner in it and ran the hose out the bottom door. Then I used a pie tin full of lit charcoal and some apple wood chips for smoke. Worked perfectlyTriple Creek Reaper wrote:I see you are using that old vertical smoker again, did you figure how to keep the temps stable in that beast.
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Light bread is what the old timers in the south called loaf bread, white or wheat. As you know corn bread is rather "heavy" in its' make up as compared to what we all call sliced bread from a loaf. My father-in-law who will be 90 this August, used to called store bought sliced loaf bread "wasp nest", because it was so light compared to the common corn bread or biscuits of the day.
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Light bread is what the old timers in the south called loaf bread, white or wheat. As you know corn bread is rather "heavy" in its' make up as compared to what we all call sliced bread from a loaf. My father-in-law who will be 90 this August, used to called store bought sliced loaf bread "wasp nest", because it was so light compared to the common corn bread or biscuits of the day.
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Pulled pork finishing sauce
Sauce finished me off!!! It was good stuff!!
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Thanks treefarmer! My grandfather turned 90 Jan. 13 2013. I just never heard it called lite bread before. Makes perfect sense. I was out yesterday afternoon Allen, wont make it out today as i have honey do list...next weekend i plan on going out sat and sun afternoon. I will be putting that finishing sauce to use soon!
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Re: Pulled pork finishing sauce
I use something very similar to that but I inject my butts with it. Nothing like pulled pork sandwiches I make homemade coleslaw and put that on the sandwiches also.
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Re: Pulled pork finishing sauce
I made some pulled pork today and it was great. Brined it for 3 days. however I used Stubbs original sauce.
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