Well I went in and got some pictures before starting making sammies. Smart huh? But I never got a sammie picture. Folks started showing up after church let out, and it was amazing. I guess my sister announced it in church....LOL She brought more buns with her. I am guessing I am not the only one that this stuff happens to. It seems more times than not it happens something like this. Anyway......... here's what I got.
The slaw was in the reefer and I never even saw it come out.
Made 24 BBQ pulled pork sammies.
Since you didn't see it, the experimental cole slaw was most excellent. I shredded a whole apple with the cabbage and carrot and threw in some raisins. Usually my slaw is just cabbage and carrots. It was a honey crisp apple and it maintained its crunch and didn't turn brown in the cole slaw.Really good and went well with pulled pork which had apple cider vinegar and apple juice in the finishing sauce.
Sauce is my own, this one I added a bit of honey & apple cider to thin it down some. That thick West Texas sauce is Excellent but for pulled pork sammies I find it over whelming. Thinning it down it worked great. I learned baking bread, pretty much once you can make one kind, all the others are just slight flavor modifications. It's basically what you already like, tuned in to a slightly different taste or texture.
Sorry no plated pictures, but I used paper plates fearing someone would eat one. LOL.....
Just in case someone would ask, the BBQ sauce, the cole slaw and the pull pork recipes and exact smoking procedures are all posted here already, you'll just have to look. Heck I think I even did one on making the buns too.
I didn't mention, I really liked the sammies, heck the whole meal. I only got one but it was good. Thank goodness we ran out of buns and everyone was sated enough to not ask for loaf bread...... ROFLMAO. Always smoke a lot, because a lot will near always show up.
EDIT:: I wanted to say the pulled pork on needed about a Tbsp. of finishing sauce. It was more about the subtle flavor mods melding than about adding any moisture.