Being a teacher is exciting and rewarding, but man is it
tiring! I have 140 8th graders that I teach each day, so you can
imagine that by the time I get home I’m not exactly excited and energetic to
cook for my family. So since school started a month ago, my crockpot and I have
become best buds. If you are looking for a delicious back to school dinner,
this spicy Dr. Pepper pulled pork sandwich is a must try.
routine. Our goal for the month is to only eat out in restaurants once a week,
but in order to do this I have to make sure I meal plan for the week and that
it’s meals that are easy to cook. What I like about this pulled pork is that I
can make the sandwiches one day and the next will use the leftovers for pork
tacos.
- Place the Smithfield Golden Rotisserie Tenderloin in the
crockpot and pour over the can of Dr. Pepper. - Slice the jalapenos, onions and lay on top of the
tenderloin. - Cook on high for 4-6 hours or low for 8 hours – or until cook
thoroughly. - Shredded the pork with a fork and set aside.
- Add a slice of cheddar cheese to one side of hamburger and
toast in the oven. - Add the pork to the bread and top with jalapenos. Serve with
French fries and enjoy!
I like that I can put this on in the morning and not worry
about making dinner after a long day with a bunch of middle school students.
Having a simple, easy and mouthwatering dinner that is easy to make really
helps us stay in a good weeknight routine.
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I remember watching an episode on the Food Network where one of the chefs using Dr Pepper in their pork. I've never done this but it's inspired me.
Pulled pork makes for a great lunch or dinner. I had it for the first time last year and I was amazed how flavorful it was. I have to try this Dr. pepper recipe.
This looks wonderful and I bet it tastes fabulous too! I love good crock pot recipes. Thank you for sharing this!
I made pulled pork recently and used "Not Your Father's Root Beer" as my base. It was pretty tasty! I will have to try this recipe;
Oh this is a must try! I will be bookmarking this to make it for when my son has his friends over. Thanks for sharing
I have never heard of adding Dr Pepper to a meat but I'm guessing it adds a lot of flavor and the acid stuff in the soda makes the meat more tender. I'll have to try this some time!
I love adding Dr Pepper to recipes. I have made DP Chili, BBQ sauce and cupcakes! So good!
Ohhhh, YUM! I love pulled pork and this sounds so delicious!
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