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Tell us how you like to sauce pulled pork.

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Chris

Question:
How do you like to sauce pulled pork?

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Mix a lot of sauce into the meat
Mix some sauce into the meat
Mix just a little sauce into the meat
Serve sauce on the side
Sauce? We don't need to stinking sauce!

 
 
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I will make a batch of #5 sauce, and dump the whole thing into my pulled pork.


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Posts: 586 | Location: Monkton, Ontario, Canada | Registered: December 11, 2007Reply With QuoteReport This Post
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Sauce on the side. I use the pork for other things, and some of those are not BBQish. Posole. Enchiladas, tacos, migas...

For these I want smoked pork butt as an ingredient, but not BBQ sauce flavor.


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Posts: 295 | Location: Clear Lake City, TX | Registered: December 20, 2009Reply With QuoteReport This Post
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When I freeze it, it's unsauced for the same reason as Steve.

When I'm reheating it for just us, we dump the sauce on it while it's reheating which works very nicely.

For guests I'd let them do their thing since I don't know how much sauce they want. (So, sauce on the side).
 
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Fresh & hot = Sauce on the side

Add just a smidge of sauce when re-heating


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Posts: 1128 | Location: Wauwatosa, WI USA | Registered: April 22, 2008Reply With QuoteReport This Post
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I use a little finishing sauce, mixing in while pulling. The main sauce(s) are served on the side.


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I use a little finishing sauce, mixing in while pulling. The main sauce(s) are served on the side.

I do something similar; a bit of Carolina Red (about 3/4 cup per 6 lb butt) with home-made sauce on the side, along with the obligatory vinegar-based (non-mayo) cole slaw.


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Sauce belongs on the side. If you need to sauce up the whole batch then you need to learn how to cook better! LOL


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I have seen people "sauce" with drippings
 
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I actually mix in a little vinegar/mustard sauce and serve a thin vinegar/tomato sauce on the side.
 
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Originally posted by Jon:
Sauce belongs on the side. If you need to sauce up the whole batch then you need to learn how to cook better! LOL


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Definitely sauce on the side, too many different tastes out there. Put it on the table and if they want it they will apply on their own. Just my two cents!


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Sauce on the side for sure. My pulled pork stands on it's own and doesn't need sauce, but I keep it around for those who like the taste.


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Posts: 278 | Location: Houston, Tx, USA | Registered: July 29, 2009Reply With QuoteReport This Post
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Depends.

If it's just for the immediate family, sauce is on the side.

For large groups, thin sauce mixed in about 1 Tbl per Lb. With more sauce on the side.


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Sauce on the side.
I usually have 2-3 different sauces available. This lets people try them all.


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Posts: 615 | Location: Wisconsin | Registered: June 15, 2009Reply With QuoteReport This Post
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On the side. I like some mayo on mine with the sauce.

I like mayo on everything though.


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