One of the easiest and most delicious recipes from my North Carolina family is North Carolina style BBQ. It is a crock-pot recipe that makes enough to last for days!
Ingredients
4-5 lb boneless pork roast (shoulder)
2 jars BBQ sauce
3/4 cup white vinegar
salt
pepper
liquid smoke (optional)
Directions
1. Add pork, BBQ sauce, white vinegar, salt, pepper, and liquid smoke to crock-pot. Turn the crock-pot on low and leave for approximately 8 hours.
Adding the meat |
I like to turn the meat throughout the process to ensure it is cooking evenly. This is a few hours into the process.
When the pork has completed cooking it should have fallen off the bone. Here you can see some of the meat I am pulling out.
The meat should literal pull apart. You should not need a knife at all.
Yep, that is it! One step...add ingredients and let it cook. It is a great home cooked meal that can be ready when you get home from work. Again, this is North Carolina style so it is very vinegary but delicious. Enjoy!
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