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    Default Pulled pork fajitas

    Having this tomorrow :-P
    Serves 4
    700 grams
    Of pork shoulder skin on or off, up to you?!?
    Butterfly the shoulder into a long steak, using a sharp knife.
    Once prepared season the meat with salt and pepper
    For the rub!!
    Three teaspoons of brown sugar
    Two teaspoons of soy sauce
    Two teaspoons of oil, olive or vegetable upto you.
    One teaspoon of chilli
    Two teaspoon of smoked paprika
    One teaspoon of lime juice
    One teaspoon of fresh garlic chopped
    One teaspoon of salt
    Two teaspoons of pepper
    Three teaspoons of rosemary chopped
    Two teaspoons of cummin powder
    Two teaspoons of ginger powder
    One teaspoon of Worcestershire sauce
    Two teaspoons of onion powder.
    Put the rub mix into a pestel and mortor or food processor, then grind to a wet powder!
    Smother with the rub and get it into all the meat pockets, plus if you're using the crackling rub into this to.
    Marinade for at least two hours over night would be ideal!
    Once marinated set your oven to 180 for SEVEN hours, well at least
    For five on a slow cooking
    After said time pull the pork apart using a fork and spoon.
    Serve with heated tortillas and fresh salsa with a squirt of lime and fresh flat leaf parsley or coriander up to you, and maybe some salad, if you're using the crackling ad that for a contrast of textures

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    Default Re: Pulled pork fajitas

    I would add that you tip 1/2 a pint of scrumpy cider into the oven tin your cooking the pork in to add apple flavour and assist the moistness in the pork.

    I done a slow roast pork shoulder last week in a cider bath that was lush... as always.

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    Default Re: Pulled pork fajitas

    Quote Originally Posted by greens117 View Post
    Having this tomorrow :-P
    Serves 4
    700 grams
    Of pork shoulder skin on or off, up to you?!?
    Butterfly the shoulder into a long steak, using a sharp knife.
    Once prepared season the meat with salt and pepper
    For the rub!!
    Three teaspoons of brown sugar
    Two teaspoons of soy sauce
    Two teaspoons of oil, olive or vegetable upto you.
    One teaspoon of chilli
    Two teaspoon of smoked paprika
    One teaspoon of lime juice
    One teaspoon of fresh garlic chopped
    One teaspoon of salt
    Two teaspoons of pepper
    Three teaspoons of rosemary chopped
    Two teaspoons of cummin powder
    Two teaspoons of ginger powder
    One teaspoon of Worcestershire sauce
    Two teaspoons of onion powder.
    Put the rub mix into a pestel and mortor or food processor, then grind to a wet powder!
    Smother with the rub and get it into all the meat pockets, plus if you're using the crackling rub into this to.
    Marinade for at least two hours over night would be ideal!
    Once marinated set your oven to 180 for SEVEN hours, well at least
    For five on a slow cooking
    After said time pull the pork apart using a fork and spoon.
    Serve with heated tortillas and fresh salsa with a squirt of lime and fresh flat leaf parsley or coriander up to you, and maybe some salad, if you're using the crackling ad that for a contrast of textures

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    I made these a few weeks back for the kids.. they loved it... had to get extra soured cream for them to cool the salsa down tho lol
    Cant beat pulled pork..
    Also did the same thing using lamb and then had pulled lamb kebabs

    Hungry now!!

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