When I find Boston butt pork shoulders on sale at Harris Teeter, I'll imagine clever or saucy ways I might put them to use, such as in a fancy international braise or in a hearty beef-style stew with vegetables. Then comes the time when I need to cook it or toss it, and I'll have left myself only enough time for a familiar old standby. That's the story of this past Tuesday, when it worked best to have let the slow cooker work overnight so that I could create the easy enchilada sauce mid-afternoon, shred the cooked pork, and leave it to simmer a while longer.
I also put together a batch of pico de gallo, which is not my usual approach, and added black beans and corn to it all as toppings for a big ol' spread of nachos on a sheet pan. The full belly that remained at bedtime was a reminder of how tasty it all was that evening.
Shredded Pork based on "Cafe Rio Sweet Pork," from Holly of Life in the Lofthouse. [Published 30 October 2014] See also "Sweet Pork Nachos," from Holly as well. [Published 01 August 2017]
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