Porky McPork......
yorkiebyte
Loc: Scottsdale, AZ/Bandon by the Sea, OR
This small batch of
"Pulled Pork" is made from five small
boneless pork ribs from a local market. The "Real" way to this shredded pork wonder-meal involves a larger piece of shoulder pork that has a higher fat and moisture content. It would be cooked in a Slow Cooker (maybe an Insta-Pot? ....anybody??) or Low and Slow on a smoking device. These are fine, in my opinion, if one is having people over to share or some other event where you want a quantity of pulled pork.
This smaller batch is rubbed and modified to give fat, flavor, and moisture added with a bit of apple juice (And, yes! a splash of
Bachan's Japanese BBQ sauce!!) and bacon for fat content as it was smoked for four and a half hours, then wrapped and sat in the smoker (w/o smoke) for five additional hrs at 200deg..... Perfect for the Wife and me for at least two meals!! ....Whooohoo!!
Pulled pork is one of the great pleasures in life and this looks great. We never seem to have need for a small batch!
yorkiebyte
Loc: Scottsdale, AZ/Bandon by the Sea, OR
OK ... for lunch, just made a Porky McTaco with the Smoked beans made during the McPorky adventure!! ...MmmmHmmm! Just did THAT!!
yorkiebyte
Loc: Scottsdale, AZ/Bandon by the Sea, OR
Cwilson341 wrote:
Pulled pork is one of the great pleasures in life and this looks great. We never seem to have need for a small batch!
Yeah, great stuff for sure!! Thank you, Cwilson341!
yorkiebyte wrote:
This small batch of
"Pulled Pork" is made from five small
boneless pork ribs from a local market. The "Real" way to this shredded pork wonder-meal involves a larger piece of shoulder pork that has a higher fat and moisture content. It would be cooked in a Slow Cooker (maybe an Insta-Pot? ....anybody??) or Low and Slow on a smoking device. These are fine, in my opinion, if one is having people over to share or some other event where you want a quantity of pulled pork.
This smaller batch is rubbed and modified to give fat, flavor, and moisture added with a bit of apple juice (And, yes! a splash of
Bachan's Japanese BBQ sauce!!) and bacon for fat content as it was smoked for four and a half hours, then wrapped and sat in the smoker (w/o smoke) for five additional hrs at 200deg..... Perfect for the Wife and me for at least two meals!! ....Whooohoo!!
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Great photos and a fabby rendition of something I buy more often than I cook! Coincidentally, Pork Tonkatsu tonight with hotted up Bachans and accompaniments!
sumo
Loc: Houston suburb
Funny. 4 days ago i never heard of Bachans and now have read about it at least 6 diff times, here and another publication
I lived in Okinawa 8 years and ate pork tonkatsu many times. One of my fav’s
You make me hungry. Great job!
yorkiebyte
Loc: Scottsdale, AZ/Bandon by the Sea, OR
quixdraw wrote:
Great photos and a fabby rendition of something I buy more often than I cook! Coincidentally, Pork Tonkatsu tonight with hotted up Bachans and accompaniments!
Yeah, I rarely will tackle a pulled pork! Usually, it's a request from fam if done! These pork pieces are nice and small and produce enough meat for several days for my wife and me - the perfect amount.
Thank you, quixdraw!!
yorkiebyte
Loc: Scottsdale, AZ/Bandon by the Sea, OR
sumo wrote:
Funny. 4 days ago i never heard of Bachans and now have read about it at least 6 diff times, here and another publication
I lived in Okinawa 8 years and ate pork tonkatsu many times. One of my fav’s
Funny that! Until
quixdraw commented on that, I had no idea of the name - Tonkatsu!! Good stuff!
Thank you, sumo!!
yorkiebyte
Loc: Scottsdale, AZ/Bandon by the Sea, OR
Tito14 wrote:
You make me hungry. Great job!
Yeah, I love to tease!! Thank you, Tito14!!
yorkiebyte wrote:
This small batch of
"Pulled Pork" is made from five small
boneless pork ribs from a local market. The "Real" way to this shredded pork wonder-meal involves a larger piece of shoulder pork that has a higher fat and moisture content. It would be cooked in a Slow Cooker (maybe an Insta-Pot? ....anybody??) or Low and Slow on a smoking device. These are fine, in my opinion, if one is having people over to share or some other event where you want a quantity of pulled pork.
This smaller batch is rubbed and modified to give fat, flavor, and moisture added with a bit of apple juice (And, yes! a splash of
Bachan's Japanese BBQ sauce!!) and bacon for fat content as it was smoked for four and a half hours, then wrapped and sat in the smoker (w/o smoke) for five additional hrs at 200deg..... Perfect for the Wife and me for at least two meals!! ....Whooohoo!!
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That looks just about perfect!
yorkiebyte
Loc: Scottsdale, AZ/Bandon by the Sea, OR
JustJill wrote:
That looks just about perfect!
Thank you so much, JustJill!!
You had me from the first shot with the bacon wrapped around the pork. Many people go for the ribs first but pulled pork has always been at the top of my list and yours looks and sounds delicious. Preparation and presentation rule and you nailed them both.
Sylvias
Loc: North Yorkshire England
Delicious food and excellent shots yorkie.
Looks scrumptious!
Nice photos, too.
Love pulled pork - in fact we are smoking an 8-lb pork shoulder as I type. Should be done by early evening - although my electric smoker is not getting up to temp, may be time for a new one.
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