Slow Cooker Pulled Pork Recipe

Et Tu BBQ?

Slow Cooker Pulled Pork Recipe

Barbecue, barbecue, where for art thou barbecue? I am dying indoors during this long, dark winter but can’t bear the walk a mere 10 feet to lift your lid and welcome back spring. But, I am missing your tender kisses and the easy way you complete me with dinner.

Harumph, he didn’t answer.

Guess I will have to take care of this craving myself and indoors with some other appliance. In my moment of need, I have turned to the slow cooker. Not quite the sizzle but the outcome is just as easy and the pulled pork tastes just as fine on the bun.

Ingredients:

2 cups barbecue sauce
1 can canned pumpkin
1 teaspoon pepper
1 tablespoon dried thyme
1 tablespoon chili powder
3 pounds pork roast -- boneless
12 whole grain dinner roll

  Mix together barbecue sauce, pumpkin, pepper, thyme and chili powder.

Place pork roast into slow cooker, pour sauce over, cover and turn on high for 6-8 hours.

Once cooked, remove roast from sauce and pull apart with two forks, return to sauce and serve over buns.

Serving Size : 12
Preparation Time: 10 minutes

Theresa Albert, a yummymummyclub alum is a foodie who happens to be a nutritionist and not the other way around. She loves to explore food and the culture of food and all of the human love/hate rituals that surround it. Her new book Ace Your Health: 52 Ways to Stack Your Deck (McClelland & Stewart) is a fun, practical guide to making tasty, changes for improved health using morsels of information and delicious, healthy recipes. Her television show "Just One Bite" aired on the Food Network for over two years in a daily time slot and still appears on BBC kids, it introduced her energetic style to millions. She is also the author of Cook Once a Week, Eat Well Every Day.

Definitely not a finger wagger, as a registered nutritionist, Theresa Albert, DHN, RNCP, has a passion for simple, honest solutions to today's lifestyle choices. In addition to her private practice at the Toronto Clinic, she has provided content and comment for every major Canadian broadcaster and is forever pushing the bologna out of lunchboxes and out of the news media. As an avid social media user, blogger/writer and as a parent, she understands the struggles of balancing priorities in real life. In print newspapers and magazines, you will often see her quoted when an issue needs common sense clarification. 


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