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How to Make Texas Slow Cooker Pulled Pork | Allrecipes.com



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Watch how to make Texas-style pulled pork in a wonderful tangy sauce. In this 5-star recipe, barbecued pork simply simmers in the slow cooker until the meat is perfectly tender. Serve the tender pork on toasted hamburger buns to wild raves!

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  1. 😌😌😌 watching this with empty yummy is not fun, anyway thanks so much for sharing knowledge. U giving an idea of a menu to prepared for my bible potluck tomorrow evening, bless you all and be safe and lord bless you and may his face shine upon and your family during this hour amen 🙏.

  2. My crock pot is a bit smaller than this one….and I used a 6lb roast. With the liquid, it's right at the rim of the pot right now….hoping this doesn't overflow while I sleep tonight, haha. I've done this before, and if I remember right it turned out well. But not as good as when I actually take the 10-12 hours and smoke a pork butt on my weber grill.

  3. Definitely not true Texas BBQ. Need to dry rub well into the meat and add your spices to it and then place all the other ingredients into a large measuring cup or bowl and mix well then place some of the ingredients mixture in the bottom of the slow cooker, add the seasoned well rubbed pork meat into the slow cooker and then set your time and temperature.

    All the rub and seasonings as well as other ingredients will flavor the pork well so no need to marinade it overnight.

    Many times I may make it like this recipe above, but then also wrap hickory or mesquite smoked thick bacon slices around the pork so the bacon is wrapped around it making around 7 rings total, or more depending on the size of the pork roast.

    Now that is how you really cook Texas pork BBQ…..the real Texas way with plenty rub and seasonings and low and slow.

    This recipe is great when you don't want to BBQ outside……..especially when the Texas weather is wet and cold, or thundering like mad:).

  4. We've got you covered, vannokouch1000. This recipe makes 8 servings. (You can find the link to the original recipe to see the number of servings by clicking the link at the top of the page–right below the "Published on" date.) Here's how to adapt the recipe for 25 servings. (It's easy; the computer does the calculations.)

    To change the number of servings for any recipe, click on the link to open the original recipe page. This one: http://allrecipes.com/recipe/92462/slow-cooker-texas-pulled-pork/

    1) Then, find the gray bar underneath the photo. Just below this bar, find the word “Ingredients” and look to the right side of the page where there are small gray icons (a clock, a circle divided into sections, a bar chart).

    2) Click on the gray divided circle, and a box will open with a smaller box next to the word “Adjust.”

    3) Type the number of servings you want to change the recipe to (or use the up and down arrows), and click on the word “Adjust.” The computer will automatically change all the ingredient amounts to make this quantity.

    You're ready to start cooking!

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