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What do you do with left over Boston Butt?
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alamojoe
Fire Starter
+1 for vacuum sealing and freezing. If I reheat in a hot water bath, it tastes just as good as it did on the first day . .to me, at least.
Other ways we use it are for pulled pork loaded baked potatoes, quesadillas, tacos and green chile stew. We also eat it in a cold sandwich with mayo. North Carolina style bbq is especially good in a cold sandwich, IMO.
For tacos, I like to reheat it by lightly frying it in a skillet with a little bacon grease. Tastes like smokey carnitas! I don't sauce my pulled pork, though . .if you do, this might be a little messy, lol.
Other ways we use it are for pulled pork loaded baked potatoes, quesadillas, tacos and green chile stew. We also eat it in a cold sandwich with mayo. North Carolina style bbq is especially good in a cold sandwich, IMO.
For tacos, I like to reheat it by lightly frying it in a skillet with a little bacon grease. Tastes like smokey carnitas! I don't sauce my pulled pork, though . .if you do, this might be a little messy, lol.
smokesontuesday
Smoking Fanatic
The #1 use in our house is carnitas.
It's good on nachos, in stew, tacos, you name it.
It's good on nachos, in stew, tacos, you name it.
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