Spicy Pineapple Pulled Pork

A spicy, sweet shredded pork sandwich made in the slow cooker and served with a crunchy cool cabbage slaw. MORE+ LESS-

By The Food in My Beard

May 3, 2017

Pork

lb boneless country-style pork ribs

1/2

cup sriracha

1/2

cup sesame oil

1/4

cup rice wine vinegar

1/4

cup soy sauce

medium white onion (sliced)

cups diced pineapple

Salt and pepper

1/2

red cabbage (shredded)

1/4

cup sriracha

1/4

cup mayonnaise

Rice splash wine vinegar

Salt and pepper

Large sandwich buns

Pineapple rings (pat dry with paper towel if necessary)

1/3

cup BBQ sauce

1/3

cup sriracha

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Put the pork ingredients into the slow cooker and cook about 6 hours until the pork is fork tender and easy to shred.
2

Remove the pork from the slow cooker and shred. Add a few big spoonfuls of the cooking liquid, then mix in the additional BBQ sauce and sriracha.
3

Mix the slaw ingredients in a separate bowl.
4

Build the sandwich. First put a pineapple ring on the bottom half of the bun, then pile on the pulled pork and top with the slaw. Serve with the extra BBQ and sriracha sauces on the side.

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More About This Recipe

Not your mother's pulled pork sandwiches! The sweet heat of spices and pineapple mingle with the pork to step it up. Any time I get an excuse to try out a new pulled pork recipe, I'm happy to oblige. There's just something so nice about having that meat just bubbling away in spices and deliciousness all day, and to come home to the aroma filling your house. For me, it’s especially nice to have tons of pork leftovers in your fridge the whole week to make sandwiches or snack on as I please. This pulled pork is loaded with sweet and spicy flavors like sriracha and pineapple, and it's a perfect version to make as the weather warms up and we all head to the back yard for grilling and picnic fun. This recipe could be the highlight of a luau-themed get-together with some tiki torches and fun cocktails. Or it'd be great for Memorial Day or summer barbecues. Bonus: The slow cooker is not only easy, it keeps your kitchen cool too! The slaw is just some mayo and sriracha on cabbage, but it's one of my favorite simple slaws and it adds a nice cooling element to the sandwich. The pineapple slice on the bottom ensures you have a little fresh pineapple in every bite!