13 Ways to Eat Crockpot Pulled Pork

One of the best ways to set yourself up for a stress-free week of meals is to cook your protein once and then reheat it in different meals. This is one of my favorite meal prep hacks.  Toss a pork shoulder in the crockpot with a beer and some spices to cook while you’re at work.  Come home to quick, easy, and delicious meals for the rest of the week!

 

Make meal planning and meal prep a breeze with our Pulled Pork Meal Plan. Once your pork is cooked, you can reheat the leftovers in a variety of ways. Eating the same meat doesn't have to mean eating the same dish. We have pulled pork meal ideas inspired by comfort food, latinx dishes, asian meals, and even a few ideas you might’ve never thought of before!

What pork should I use for crockpot pulled pork?

  1. Pork shoulder

    1. including bone-in pork shoulder, boston butt, pork sirloin

  2. Skip the pork tenderloin (save these mid-cuts for grilling, pan frying, roasted, more expensive)

Meal Ideas

  1. Pulled Pork Sandwiches

    1. Kaiser bun and Pickles

    2. Served with sides of Creamy Cole slaw or Potato Salad

  2. French Dip Style Sandwich

    1. Add au jus

    2. Serve on a Baguette/French roll

    3. Add a layer of sauteed onions and mushrooms on your sandwich

  3. Mac’n’Cheese

    1. Cellentani, Farfalle, or large Elbows

    2. Cheddar and American cheese

    3. BBQ Sauce

  4. Carnitas Enchiladas

    1. Wrapped in a tortilla with diced onion and tomato

    2. Red or Green enchilada sauce

  5. Burritos,

    1. Tortillas with beans, tomato, lettuce, cheese and cilantro

  6. Tacos

    1. Street Taco Tortillas with cabbage, pineapple, pickled onion, cilantro and avocado

  7. Nachos

    1. Tortilla chips

    2. Mexican blend cheese or queso sauce

    3. refried beans or black beans

    4. Shredded lettuce, onions, tomato, pineapple, jalapeno, guacamole, and sour cream

  8. Empanadas

    1. Sauteed peppers and onions

    2. Green chile tomatillo sauce for dipping

  9. Bibimbap

    1. Rice

    2. Pickled veggies

    3. Soy glazed carrots

    4. Poached egg

  10. Mu Shu Pork

    1. Mushrooms, Bamboo shoots, and scrambled eggs wrapped in thin pancakes

  11. Pho

    1. Broth, Basil, Rice noodles, Bean sprouts, Limes, Sriracha and hoisin

  12. BBQ Pizza

    1. with pineapple

  13. Garden Salad with Leftover Pulled Pork on top

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