Remove the cooked pork, onions, andgarlic to alarge dish and shred with two forks or toss into your stand mixer with the paddleattachmentfora few minutes
I decided to makepulledpork in the crockpotforeasy, yummy sandwiches. I bought some pork loin roasts on sale the other day to have on handfor chili verde and such
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CrockPotPineappleBarbecueSaucePork Chops – Combined with tangy, homemadebarbecuesauceand sweet, tender pineapple, this easy, family friendly recipe forCrockPotPork Chops is incredibly delicious, yet so simple to make
Take two forksandstart shredding the meat. Then serve on mashedpotatoes, rice or on a roll with a slice of provolone or mozzarellacheeseRelatedPostsCrockPotPotatoandHamSoupCrockPot Smothered Pork Chops andPotatoesCrockPot Mississippi PotRoastCrockpot Cheesy Chicken and Rice
This is fantasticallyeasy, and it feeds a crowd. You could cook the pork the first time overnight, refrigerate it in the morning, and finish for dinner
Serve the pork chops with the sauce . Finely chop the onion andgarlic Put the chopped onions andgarlic in the slow cooker Put the pork chops on top Combine the broth, soy sauceand worcester sauce Cover the pork chops with the sauce Set to LOW for 2½-3 hours and check if the pork chops are tender. Take out of the slow cooker cover to keep warmTake 2 tbsp of cooking liquid and combine with the arrowroot until the arrowroot is dissolved Pour back into the crockpotand cook on low for 5 minutes or until the saucehas thicken Add finely sliced scallionand stir
Adda few vegetablesand you've definitely got the makingsforaneasyhealthy dinner. Fora delicious compromise (in the food department), I knew I would make something in the crockpot
Refrigerateforatleast one hour. EasyCrockPotBarbecued. Easy Low Carb Cole. cooker by standing them up against the wall of the stonewarepot, thicker side
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