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PostPosted: May 15 2012    Post subject: Pulled Pork-How is it served? Reply with quote

Is it common to serve Pulled Pork just on a plate as is or is it usually only in the form of a sandwich? I have served it not in a sandwich but just on a plate and have had no complaints but I would like to know what your experience is.
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PostPosted: May 15 2012    Post subject: Reply with quote

Served on a white bread bun, topped with cole slaw.UMUMUM. Dice some jalapeno in the cole slaw for a twist.
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PostPosted: May 15 2012    Post subject: Reply with quote

There is no wrong way to serve pulled pork.
With that being said, my favorites are sandwich and tacos.
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PostPosted: May 15 2012    Post subject: Reply with quote

I have always preferred in on a bun.
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PostPosted: May 15 2012    Post subject: Reply with quote

On a roll (bread), on the side (with rice), tacos, and nachos!
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PostPosted: May 15 2012    Post subject: Reply with quote

On a bun with slaw and a little vinegar based bbq sauce. I like how the slaw and sauce cut the richness of the pork.

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PostPosted: May 15 2012    Post subject: Reply with quote

Thanks for all your replies-this information really helps. I guess what I am asking is not your favorite way to enjoy PP but do you, or have you seen it served not in a sandwich but just on a plate.
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PostPosted: May 15 2012    Post subject: Reply with quote

Pulled Pork is pretty versatile when it comes to serving.

On a sandwich is common

Just on the plate is common

Taco's, Burritos, Stew all works too

It boils down to individual preference which if you shoot for the 80% rule you will be the hero
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PostPosted: May 15 2012    Post subject: Reply with quote

How about on a baked patato topped with cheddar and BBQ sauce. Done that a couple of times. Pretty delicious.
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PostPosted: May 15 2012    Post subject: Reply with quote

Thanks guys. I think I will go ahead a make PP sandwiches. I have only done pork butts once since getting my Lang 60 Deluxe and I failed to take notes. Any idea how long 8 butts of average size at 225-250 will take to cook?
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PostPosted: May 15 2012    Post subject: Reply with quote

When the "Wiggle Bone" slides out, it's ready.
Usually 1-1/2 to 2 hours per pound.
IT of 195-205.
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PostPosted: May 15 2012    Post subject: Reply with quote

yes, i have seen pulled pork served on a plate with no bun. i was at Mike Mills 17th street bar & grill and it was served that way on one of the combo platters i have tried.

but as a side note, while i was eating it i was wishing i had a slice of white bread to put it on. lol Wink
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PostPosted: May 15 2012    Post subject: Reply with quote

Jarhead wrote:
When the "Wiggle Bone" slides out, it's ready.
Usually 1-1/2 to 2 hours per pound.
IT of 195-205.


Thats is the key for good pulling
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PostPosted: May 15 2012    Post subject: Reply with quote

I tried it on a plate one time... broke a tooth so I stick to potato rolls and tortillas. Cool
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PostPosted: May 15 2012    Post subject: Reply with quote

I'm actually getting the itch to throw some on a pizza.
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PostPosted: May 15 2012    Post subject: Reply with quote

If I'm wanting more meat and less bread I will put a spead on the plate, top it with a slaw that is a little heavy on vinegar and drizzle my favorite pp sauce over the slaw. So yes I have seen it served that way....at my house.
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PostPosted: May 15 2012    Post subject: Reply with quote

Midnight Smoker, I usually put food out buffet style.
If they want a roll, tort., or whatever it's there and thier decision.
Most I figure, grab some kinda bread but not all.
Do whatever is easiest for you and still accomidates your guests. Very Happy
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PostPosted: May 15 2012    Post subject: Reply with quote

My preference for fresh pulled pork is piled high on a sesame seed hamburger bun topped with a fairly hot vinegar based sauce, and some diced peperoncini peppers on top instead of the slaw.

I wouldn't serve it like this to a house full of guests, as they might not like the sauce or peppers. I'd let 'em build their own.

Leftover PP can be used for just about anything Mexican, plus many other dishes. Heck a PP omelet with a bit of the vinegar sauce, diced tomatoe and pepper jack cheese is quite a treat.
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PostPosted: May 15 2012    Post subject: Reply with quote

back east when you buy pp it's served in a boat with two slices of wonder bread on top.
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PostPosted: May 15 2012    Post subject: Reply with quote

I serve it in a platter with bread or buns available. How it eat is usually with a piece or 2 of bread, and i use the bread how i see fit.
But i have seen all of things used above to serve it or use leftovers.
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