Pulled Pork
Recipe courtesy Anne Burrell
Show: Secrets of a Restaurant Chef
Episode: The Secret to Pulled Pork
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By Sarah'sDaughter
Burlington, Nor...
on August 29, 2011
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Wow! It was perfect. Juicy & tender. I rubbed my meat the night before and wrapped it in celophane. It was my first pulled pork and it was perfect. I made the sauce that came with the recipe along with a sweet barbeque sauce. What a hit! Way to go Anne!
By deanne1234
Hilton Head Isl...
on August 27, 2011
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As usual, Anne does not disappoint. This recipe was super easy and delicious. The sauce was too tart for me, but my husband loved it. I added some extra sugar and water to mine and it was fantastic.
By foodjunkie30
on August 24, 2011
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Truly very good.
I made Neely's BBQ sauce as other reviewer suggested. It went beautifully with the pork.
I think that a lot of people made a mistake with choosing pork shoulder instead of butt. Hence the longer cooking time. I made two pieces of butt (total 10lbs and it took total of 9 h. The bone slid off easily and meat was just perfect for shredding.
Cole slow was delicious too. I just skipped cider vinegar, I don't like it too vinegary. It went great with the pork. I shredded the ingredients in my Kitchen Aid shredder, as I was tired of peeling the broccoli stems which were very tiny. Go figure, one time I needed stems I could only find broccoli with pretty small ones.
Highly recommended recipe!
Love you Anne.
By Chef #1335971
West Salem, Ohio
on August 22, 2011
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This was the BEST pulled pork-oven style that I have ever had!!!! Very moist, tasty and easy to prepare. Granted...I would rather have it on a pit or BBQ but, to make life easier- you have to try this! I thought the sauce was a little bitter but, just add a little more brown sugar & it is fine! I would definately recommend this recipe!
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By Cooking 4 Life
Dallas, TX
on August 14, 2011
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I was thinking about making this recipe, but I can't remember what kind of pimenton she used. Pimenton is a spanish paprika. I don't know to use the hot or sweet paprika. So if anybody can help me figure this pimenton situation out, that will be very helpful.
By kerryhmorrison
Los Angeles, 43
on August 13, 2011
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The reviews were so helpful. I cooked for 8 hrs the first day then an additional 3 the second day. The instant read never got to 190 but it was perfect. I altered the barbecue sauce. Only put 2/3 or the recommended vinegar to start ... That was still too tart, so I began to "soften" the impact with ketchup and brown sugar. That worked! I will most def make it again. One final hint: to avoid putting fatty juices down your sink when done cooking, let coagulate over nite and then scrape into a trash bag.
By ChesterJim
detroit, mi
on August 09, 2011
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great taste and easy to make. 1st saw this on tv and the wife and i decided to try it. that was a month ago. made it five times since then for friends and family, in fact doing a butt right now for dinner.
By sasan
on August 04, 2011
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We loved this pulled pork. Being from Texas we have made pulled pork just about every way imaginable! Followed the recipe to a "T"! The sauce is to die for...We made the slaw and not being one to put slaw on my pulled pork sandwich I tried it...D-LICIOUS! We have made this twice in the last two weeks.
The only down side is the cooking time. We made this for a family birthday party. Put a 9 lb. bone-in pork shoulder in the oven at 7:00 a.m. and at 9:30 p.m. it still was not ready to pull, cooked but not pullable! We sliced some to feed the hungry group and put it back in the oven the next day for 5 more hours. What a cooking marathon! However, went it was done...AWESOME!
By rockb45
New Castle, CO
on July 31, 2011
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It was so easy to use, mine took 9 hours to cook and it was fall of the bone tender. Delicious.
By rustyleee_12318232
New York, NY
on July 19, 2011
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My 5 star rating is for the flexibility of this recipe, and I think thats my favorite part of all of Anne's food.
I bought a boneless pork butt in Chinatown, most of the outside visible fat was trimmed... I did the dry rub with a few minor changes to my taste. And I used a slow cooker because its hot and I didn't want the oven on. The beer was brilliant ....and the pork was so tender it was fantastic.
I've tried other recipes and cooking methods but this was the runaway favorite. I also made my own sauce to serve it with, a bit sweeter than Anne's....Fantastic.