Pork Shoulder aka Butt [cooking methods]
Categories: Crockpot, Pork
Contributed by: various contributors
[Jacqueline's note: Pork butt is *not* from the hind region of
the pig, lol! It's from the shoulder region. Seriously.]
queencarr
I would rub it down with lots of garlic (powder or fresh minced), salt,
and coarse pepper and slow roast it, either in a crockpot or in a large
dutch oven pot, covered, with a little water in it in the oven set to
about 300 for several hours until it falls apart. You can add potatoes,
carrots, celery chunks, onions whatever pot roast veggies you like,
too. After you eat it as roast, you can shred the leftover meat with a
fork and mix it with bbq sauce and have bbq pork sandwiches. MMm!
_________________
Carrie
anniebuster
we love to take a pork roast and put it in a crock pot with a sliced up
jalapeno and some sliced onions (and about a 1/2 c. water). cook it
about 7 hours on high and pull the pork apart with some forks. We like
to put the pork in tortillas and add cheese, sour cream and avacados
for yummy burritos!
_________________
~Kelly
macklee
We use a recipe off of Epicurious.com that is called 6 hour Pork. It is
SO GOOD!!! I think if you type in Pork roast it will pop up. YUM!!!
_________________
Lee
Emeraldkrystal
I would do what others have recommended and make BBQ Pulled Pork.
Throw the whole thing into a crock pot, cover with water, add in one
package of those Onion Soup Mix powders, and cook on high for 4 hrs, or
on low for 7-8.
Then I just take it out, separate the fat from meat, shread the meat
and throw it into a pot with BBQ sauce and heat it all up. Serve on
buns or sandwhiches.
_________________
Kathy
KristiQ
As for covering it with water or anything else, I don't do that at all
- it has enough fat content and juice to baste itself. When I make BBQ,
I throw the pork in the crockpot in the morning by itself, cook 8-10
hours, then pull it apart and remove any fat/gristle. I then put BBQ
sauce in it, and we have it in sandwiches/buns w/coleslaw on top. It is
great for this. I use my crock pot a good bit, and leave it by itself
all day long
Kerin in DE
Slow roasted with sauerkraut!!! Yummo!
_________________
Kerin
emming
I buy them all the time. Put it in a slow cooker all day with some
spices. About an hour or two before you want to eat take it out, pull
it apart, and put barbecue sauch on it and return back to the slow
cooker until you are ready to eat. Can eat straight or put it in
hamburger buns.
_________________
Bonnie
Linda in NJ
Since it isn't smoked, my Italian aunt makes the best roast pork by
seasoning it with garlic, rosemary and S&P. She cooks it in one of
those oven bags. Then she pulls it apart like other describe. I
remember her saying she uses a pork shoulder.
Linda
_________________
Linda in NJ
INGREDIENTS
DIRECTIONS
x
|