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Pulled pork with barbecue sauce and slaw

Pile this slow-cooked pulled pork into glossy brioche buns for a casual alfresco supper
Slow-roasted pulled pork in a brioche bun

Nigel Webster of Cut to the Smoke shares his recipe for pulled pork with barbecue sauce and slaw

cuttothesmoke.co.uk

Serves    6-8

For the pulled pork:

For the barbecue sauce:

  • Olive oil 1 tbsp
  • Onion 1, peeled and finely chopped
  • Chopped tomatoes 400g
  • Garlic cloves 3, peeled and finely chopped
  • Brown sugar 85g
  • Malt vinegar 3 tbsp
  • Worcestershire sauce 2 tbsp
  • Tomato puree 1 tbsp

For the slaw:

  • Red cabbage ½, finely shredded
  • Pointed cabbage ½, finely shredded
  • Red onion 1, peeled and finely sliced
  • Carrots 2, peeled and grated

 

  • Brioche buns 6-8
  1. For the pulled pork: preheat the barbecue or smoker to 130°C.
  2. Cover the pork on all sides with the mustard, then the Smokey BBQ Chilli seasoning. Place the pork in the barbecue (with lid on) or smoker and cook for 8 hours.
  3. Combine the apple juice and vinegar and place in a spritzer bottle. After 3 hours of cooking, spritz the pork with the vinegar mixture every hour until 8 hours have elapsed.
  4. Remove the pork from the barbecue and wrap it tightly in tin foil. Return the pork to the barbecue and cook for a further 2 hours, until it has the feel of a melted pack of butter.
  5. Remove the pork from the barbecue and leave to rest in the foil for 40 minutes.
  6. For the barbecue sauce: heat the oil in a heavy-based pan and add the onion. Cook over a gentle heat for 4-5 minutes until the onion begins to soften.
  7. Add the remaining ingredients, increase the temperature and bring the sauce to the boil. Simmer for 15-20 minutes until thick and silky.
  8. Remove the sauce from the heat. Use a stick blender to blitz the sauce until smooth.
  9. For the slaw: combine all the ingredients in a large bowl.
  10. To serve: unwrap the pork and shred using two forks. Add a generous ladle of the barbecue sauce and stir through.
  11. Serve the pulled pork in brioche buns with a spoonful of slaw and an extra dollop of barbecue sauce.

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You will need

For the pulled pork:

For the barbecue sauce:

  • Olive oil 1 tbsp
  • Onion 1, peeled and finely chopped
  • Chopped tomatoes 400g
  • Garlic cloves 3, peeled and finely chopped
  • Brown sugar 85g
  • Malt vinegar 3 tbsp
  • Worcestershire sauce 2 tbsp
  • Tomato puree 1 tbsp

For the slaw:

  • Red cabbage ½, finely shredded
  • Pointed cabbage ½, finely shredded
  • Red onion 1, peeled and finely sliced
  • Carrots 2, peeled and grated

 

  • Brioche buns 6-8

Method

  1. For the pulled pork: preheat the barbecue or smoker to 130°C.
  2. Cover the pork on all sides with the mustard, then the Smokey BBQ Chilli seasoning. Place the pork in the barbecue (with lid on) or smoker and cook for 8 hours.
  3. Combine the apple juice and vinegar and place in a spritzer bottle. After 3 hours of cooking, spritz the pork with the vinegar mixture every hour until 8 hours have elapsed.
  4. Remove the pork from the barbecue and wrap it tightly in tin foil. Return the pork to the barbecue and cook for a further 2 hours, until it has the feel of a melted pack of butter.
  5. Remove the pork from the barbecue and leave to rest in the foil for 40 minutes.
  6. For the barbecue sauce: heat the oil in a heavy-based pan and add the onion. Cook over a gentle heat for 4-5 minutes until the onion begins to soften.
  7. Add the remaining ingredients, increase the temperature and bring the sauce to the boil. Simmer for 15-20 minutes until thick and silky.
  8. Remove the sauce from the heat. Use a stick blender to blitz the sauce until smooth.
  9. For the slaw: combine all the ingredients in a large bowl.
  10. To serve: unwrap the pork and shred using two forks. Add a generous ladle of the barbecue sauce and stir through.
  11. Serve the pulled pork in brioche buns with a spoonful of slaw and an extra dollop of barbecue sauce.
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For the pulled pork:

For the barbecue sauce:

  • Olive oil 1 tbsp
  • Onion 1, peeled and finely chopped
  • Chopped tomatoes 400g
  • Garlic cloves 3, peeled and finely chopped
  • Brown sugar 85g
  • Malt vinegar 3 tbsp
  • Worcestershire sauce 2 tbsp
  • Tomato puree 1 tbsp

For the slaw:

  • Red cabbage ½, finely shredded
  • Pointed cabbage ½, finely shredded
  • Red onion 1, peeled and finely sliced
  • Carrots 2, peeled and grated

 

  • Brioche buns 6-8
  1. For the pulled pork: preheat the barbecue or smoker to 130°C.
  2. Cover the pork on all sides with the mustard, then the Smokey BBQ Chilli seasoning. Place the pork in the barbecue (with lid on) or smoker and cook for 8 hours.
  3. Combine the apple juice and vinegar and place in a spritzer bottle. After 3 hours of cooking, spritz the pork with the vinegar mixture every hour until 8 hours have elapsed.
  4. Remove the pork from the barbecue and wrap it tightly in tin foil. Return the pork to the barbecue and cook for a further 2 hours, until it has the feel of a melted pack of butter.
  5. Remove the pork from the barbecue and leave to rest in the foil for 40 minutes.
  6. For the barbecue sauce: heat the oil in a heavy-based pan and add the onion. Cook over a gentle heat for 4-5 minutes until the onion begins to soften.
  7. Add the remaining ingredients, increase the temperature and bring the sauce to the boil. Simmer for 15-20 minutes until thick and silky.
  8. Remove the sauce from the heat. Use a stick blender to blitz the sauce until smooth.
  9. For the slaw: combine all the ingredients in a large bowl.
  10. To serve: unwrap the pork and shred using two forks. Add a generous ladle of the barbecue sauce and stir through.
  11. Serve the pulled pork in brioche buns with a spoonful of slaw and an extra dollop of barbecue sauce.

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