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Football Sunday Teriyaki Pulled Pork #SundaySupper

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Football Sunday Teriyaki Pulled Pork #SundaySupper In case you haven’t noticed — we are a huge football family. Not only do all the boys play and the husband coaches, we love nothing more than to watch football on Sunday. This time of year, we tend to make an exception and sometimes we will even eat Sunday Supper in the family room. Of course this only happens if our favorite team is playing. Ok, sometimes it is more often than that. On those occasions, one of our favorite meals is Football Sunday Teriyaki Pulled Pork. Mom especially like this recipe because I throw it all in the slow cooker in the morning and forget about it until it is almost time to eat Sunday Supper. Meanwhile, the smile flowing through our home has us drooling until the tasty pork is ready to be housed in its bun. My kids and all their friends love this Teriyaki Pulled Pork and ask for it time and time again.Football Sunday Teriyaki Pulled Pork #SundaySupper

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Football Sunday Teriyaki Pulled Pork #SundaySupper

Serving Size: 8

Football Sunday Teriyaki Pulled Pork #SundaySupper

Ingredients

  • 2 pounds pork roast
  • 1 cup teriyaki sauce
  • 1 cup beef broth
  • 1/4 cup brown sugar
  • 1 tablespoon garlic powder
  • 1 tablespoon paprika
  • 1 teaspoon onion powder
  • 1/4 teaspoon black pepper

Instructions

  1. Mix together teriyaki sauce, chicken broth, and brown sugar in a bowl.
  2. Stir in garlic, paprika, onion, and black pepper.
  3. Put pork into slow cooker, cover with the teriyaki sauce mixture.
  4. Cook on High for about 4 hours, turning 2 to 3 times during the cooking time to ensure even doneness.
  5. Start to encourage the pork to shred by pulling apart with 2 forks.
  6. Turn slow cooker on low and cook for approximately 45 minutes until most of the juice is absorbed and the pork is shredded.
  7. Place pork on fresh rolls and serve.
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  6. Football??? I live in Denver, need I say more?? We’re Bronco crazy every year. And Peyton has added fuel to that frenzy fire. 🙂 Thank you so much for this recipe because I’ve just found my Superbowl dish. This sounds delicious and so interesting with that teriyaki. Pinned! So nice to find your blog through Sunday Supper.

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  7. Gosh darn it I wish I had a pork roast in the freezer because this one looks fantastic, I bet my husband would be all over it, I may have to run out and get one!! Thanks for sharing one of your family favorites!!

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  9. Sure looks good! What a fun way to share a Sunday meal together, even if it’s not the traditional, gather everyone around the dinner table meal, if the family is all together, enjoying one another, that’s what counts! (It’s even OK if they’re routing for different teams, although it can get a little dicey when that happens, at least that’s how it is at my sister’s house sometimes) Thanks for sharing this yummy recipe! HUGS!

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  14. How fun is this…and only a handful of ingredients too! I just received a new slow cooker that I plan to use often. This one’s on my short list, because we too watch football every Sunday…and then we’re big Houston Rockets fans too!

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  18. Thank you, Isabel, for a touchdown recipe for my UNC, Chapel Hill alumni hubby whose college days saw many meals of pulled pork…Appreciate, too, how you’ve balanced the sweet of the teriyaki sauce with the bite of the garlic and onion powders!

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  22. Okay, now I really have an incentive to figure out what box my slow cooker is hiding in because your pulled pork is calling my name. Love the use of teriyaki sauce instead of bbq.

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  27. We rarely watch football however we often eat pulled pork sandwiches. I’m so glad you shared this version as we seem to be stuck on BBQ and need a change.

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  32. Ok so I’m super excited to execute this yummy recipe…only question I have is should I use beef broth or chicken broth? In the ingredients it calls for beef broth but in the directions it says to combine chicken broth. What should I do?? Help!?!

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