We don’t share recipes that aren’t desserts very often here, but this Pulled Pork Loin BBQ is one that I love and have been meaning to share for a while. This is a recipe I’ve used for years and it’s always a hit. This is a main dish that takes very little prep time. The key to making this so good is cooking it slowly. It’s a great recipe to put in the oven in the early afternoon and serve for dinner.
When I make this it’s often for a crowd. I’ve found that Costco has not only great prices for pork loins, but they are always great cuts, too. The last time I served this, I cooked three loins. We like to have leftovers for sandwiches.
There are tons of recipes out there for rubs to use on pork. Mine is pretty basic, but it doesn’t lack in flavor.
Pulled Pork Loin BBQ
Ingredients
- 1 Table spoon Salt
- 1 Table spoon Black Pepper
- 1 Table spoon Paprika
- 2 Tea spoons Chili Powder
- 2 Tea spoons Garlic Powder
- 1 Tea spoon Red Pepper
- 2 Lbs Boneless Pork Loin
- 1/2 Cup White Vinegar
- 1 Tea spoon Red Pepper
- 1 Tea spoon Black Pepper
- 1 Tea spoon Salt
- 2 Tea spoons Brown Sugar
Instructions
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For Rub: Combine first six dry ingredients in small bowl, mix with a fork.
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Pre-heat oven to 275
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Coat rack with non-stick cooking spray.
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Place the pork loin on a rack in large roasting pan. Add ¼ cup of water to the roasting pan.
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Sprinkle prepared rub onto pork loin, rubbing it into the meat.
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Cook for 5 hours until it’s fork tender. The internal temperature should be 185 to 200 degrees.
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Increase oven temperature to 450.
Continue cooking for 30 minutes to brown the pork loin.
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Remove from oven and cover loosely with foil. Allow the loin to rest for 10 minutes.
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Pull the meat apart with a fork. If you want shredded pork, place pieces into a large stand mixing bowl and use paddle attachment to shred.
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For Sauce: Add vinegar to mixing bowl and add in the last four items from the ingredients list. Stir to blend.
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Once the meat has been pulled or shredded, add bbq sauce to meat and stir with a fork until coated.
Cooking this slowly keeps it moist and once it’s done, it’s easily pulled apart with a fork. It can be served that way, but I prefer to have it shredded, so I add it by small amounts at a time to my mixer and shred it.
Once it’s shredded, the vinegar bbq sauce is added. If you prefer a non vinegar based sauce, then you obviously were not raised in Georgia! Use any sauce of your choice, but this really is best with a lighter sauce rather than a thick, heavy one.
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Pulled Pork Loin BBQ
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YUM! SOUNDS AMAZING! 🙂
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Looks so good! I love pulled pork. Thank you for sharing on Merry Monday! Hope to see ya next week!
Kim
Thanks, Kim. Pulled pork is one of my favorites. Thanks for the party!
I love pulled pork (though i’ve never made it before). I guess I never really knew how – great recipe idea. Thanks for sharing 🙂
It’s super easy and you can easily make enough to feed a crowd. Thanks, Jelica!
Beverly, Thanks for sharing your recipe! Can you believe that I’ve only tried pulled pork earlier this year? I loved it. Looking forward to trying your recipe! Pinned and shared!
That is hard to imagine! Pulled pork has been a go to dish in our family for as long as I can remember! I hope you and your family will enjoy this! Thanks for sharing, Laurie!
being southern I’m ashamed to say I have never made pulled pork. My kids would love it . I’m going to try your recipe over the holidays sometime. Pinning
You might have to turn in your southern card! 🙂 I hope your family will enjoy the recipe. Thanks for pinning, Sharon.
That looks so good! I wish I had some right now!! Thank you for sharing at #BloggingGrandmothersLinkParty
Thanks, Lori. It’s an easy recipe, too. Thanks for the party!