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How do you use your leftover pulled pork??

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  • Posts: 1,533
    edited April 2014
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    In Manchester, TN
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    This is cool thread and looks like a cookbook could be written with what I have seen. Yummy.
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  • I agree with everyone's comments. Omeletes, tacos, and straight up pulled pork are my favorite leftovers for pulled pork. Another favorite is to add leftover Pork into beef broth add some frozen veggies(cut green beans, peas, carrots, etc.) potatoes, spices and make a delicious soup. What u like is i just dump the pulled pork in frozen and it turns out great. It adds a great smoky flavor to the soup.
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    That's a great looking plate.
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    I agree with everyone's comments. Omeletes, tacos, and straight up pulled pork are my favorite leftovers for pulled pork. Another favorite is to add leftover Pork into beef broth add some frozen veggies(cut green beans, peas, carrots, etc.) potatoes, spices and make a delicious soup. What u like is i just dump the pulled pork in frozen and it turns out great. It adds a great smoky flavor to the soup.
    By "straight up pulled pork", do you mean just snack on it while watching TV like it's a bowl of potato chips, only better.  If so, then you have my vote for the best way to eat up left over pulled pork.
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    What @DMW said. Agree 100 percent.

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  • I'd go for any of the above!  :P
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  • Posts: 1,251
    Ditto the Brunswick stew, usually done with leftover spatchcock as well. In the rare instance there are leftovers.
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  • Posts: 102
    Cuban sandwiches. You can use a George Foreman grill as a sandwich press.
  • 2 words:  breakfast burrito.
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    Anyway, like I was sayin', pulled pork is the fruit of the pig pen. You can barbecue it, boil it, broil it, bake it, saute it. Dey's uh, pulled pork-kabobs, pulled pork creole, pulled pork gumbo. Pan fried, deep fried, stir-fried. There's pineapple pulled pork, lemon pulled pork, coconut pulled pork, pepper pulled pork, pulled pork soup, pulled pork stew, pulled pork salad, pulled pork and potatoes, pulled pork burger, pulled pork sandwich. That- that's about it.

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  • Posts: 32
    What leftovers? ;))
  • Posts: 15
    I've used it with Spanish rice and cilantro to do stuffed green peppers.  Had some refried beans leftover once.  Made burritos and vacuum sealed and froze them to nuke for snacks.
  • Posts: 481
    pizza, tacos, mac & cheese, use a vacuum sealer, mix it in with burger meat.... the list goes on and on.
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    Forrest gump search and replace shrimp with pulled pork.  No one got it.  I guess @eggcelsior didn't read it.
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    Pork and cheese stuffed chile relleno
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  • Posts: 3,552
    Anyone ever done stir fry?
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  • Posts: 1,533
    Forrest gump search and replace shrimp with pulled pork.  No one got it.  I guess @eggcelsior didn't read it.
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  • Posts: 255
    Whipped a good un last night.  Cooked up some saffron rice.  Chopped up some Left Over Pulled Pork.  fried up some chopped onions, carrots.  Added one of our favorites, Cowboy caviar form Trader Joes as well as about 1/2 jar of the Trader Joes corn salsa.  Grabbed my DP Fajitaish and kicked it up a notch.  Mixed in the rice and BOOM!  very god a sweet but spicy concoction I will make again.

    Finished product was something between Mexican Fried Rice and a dirty rice.
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    edited April 2014

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    Tuscaloosa, Alabama

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