Posted by admin on January 14, 2012 in cheap eats with No Comments


I’m pretty excited right now.  I had the day off from work and decided I was going to try and make a pulled pork in the oven.  Well I must say the results were fantastic and the dish was super easy to make as well as affordable.  I ended up getting the pork shoulder roast from my grocery store for like 1.79 a pound making it about  the cheapest cut of meat I ever find these days.  I got the regular generic off the shelf BBQ sauce but doctored it up with my own ingredients making it taste homemade.  The roast I got was about 5 pounds meaning I can freeze my leftovers and get quite a few meals out of it.  Basically its just the kind of meal that families should be looking at with the rising costs of food and the reduction of our buying power. If you would like the recipe I used I will list it below.  The cooking instructions will be accurate but as far as the seasoning of the meat goes I just kind of freelanced and encourage you to do the same.

Materials:

  • Slowcooker
  • 5 pound pork roast
  • 2 large onions
  • 3 cups BBQ Sauce (season it to taste)
  • 1/2 cup chicken broth

Recipe:

  1. Basically you want to get a shoulder roast that is about 5 lbs
  2. Trim any excess fat off the roast
  3. chop onion and scatter on bottom of slow-cooker
  4. placed pork roast on top of onion
  5. pour broth over roast
  6. set slow-cooker according to directions
  7. when done cooking (should take about 8 hours on low) use two forks to “pull” the meat into shreds
  8. stir in BBQ sauce as well as any additional seasonings and cook for an addition hour
  9. Serve and enjoy

So as you can see the recipe is super easy and as you will experience it is super delicious.  Enjoy!

 

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