Manwich with BBQ sauce

B

bluedotlounge

CAGiversary!
I was recently turned on to this sloppy joes dish that had pulled pork included with the ground beef. When I was looking to replicate this dish, I could not find pulled pork that was not already pre-flavored, like in those prepackaged containers with the Jack Daniels BBQ sauce. So if I were to mix this bbq sauce-infused pulled pork with a traditional sloppy joes recipe , do you think those sauce flavors would complement or enhance each other decently?
 
[quote name='lokizz']why not make your own pulled pork?[/QUOTE]
Seriously. I buy a medium sized pork shoulder roast, put some Head Country seasoning all over, and put it on the smoker overnight. Delicious.
 
Check your local shopper ads man. A lot of times I'll get a pork shoulder roast for around $1-$1.40 a pound. You can make a ton of pulled pork from one of those, and it tastes ten times better than any of the store bought stuff.
 
[quote name='BoSoxFan900']Check your local shopper ads man. A lot of times I'll get a pork shoulder roast for around $1-$1.40 a pound. You can make a ton of pulled pork from one of those, and it tastes ten times better than any of the store bought stuff.[/QUOTE]

yeah he speaks the truth its pretty easy to do and if you check the store ads you can find a but at a decent price and if you felt daring enough you could use some of that pulled pork to make tamales. its time consuming but worth it.
 
Invest in a slow cooker, they are 20 bucks are less.

I know people who just dump it in there with bbq sauce, manwich sauce shouldn't be much different.
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
bread's done
Back
Top