1cupBBQ Saucesuch as Budweiser Brewmaster’s Premium Barbecue Sauces Sweet & Smoky BBQ Sauce, plus extra to serve at table
For the Broccoli Slaw:
12ozpackage Broccoli Slaw
2Spring Onionssliced on the bias
⅓cupdried Cranberries
⅓cupsliced toasted Almonds
¼cupMayonnaise
2TbspApple Cider Vinegar
1TbspOlive Oil
1tspPoppy Seeds
1tspSugar
¼tspSalt
¼tspBlack Pepper
For the Apple Salsa:
2Granny Smith Applesdiced
¼cuploosely packed fresh Cilantrochopped
Juice of 1/2 Lemon or Lime
Pinchof Salt
Additional Ingredients:
Tortillaswarmed
Fresh Cilantrochopped
Lime wedges
Hot Sauceif desired
Instructions
For the Pulled Pork:
Set the slow cooker to low heat.
Add in the quartered onions across the bottom of pan to create a "rack", and scatter the garlic over the onions and pour in the chicken stock.
Generously rub the meat with the spice rub all over, and place on top of the onions in the slow cooker. Cover and allow to slow cook on low heat for 6 - 8 hours.
Once cooked and tender, using two forks, carefully shred the meat, discarding the juices.
Mix in 1 cup Sweet & Smoky Budweiser Brewmaster’s Premium Barbecue Sauce until well combined. Set aside.
For the Slaw:
In a large bowl, add the broccoli slaw, spring onions, cranberries and almonds, mixing well.
In a small bowl, combine the mayonnaise, vinegar, olive oil, poppy seeds, sugar, salt and pepper, and whisk together with a fork. Pour half of dressing over broccoli slaw, and mix until combined well. Keep chilled until ready to serve.
For the Apple Salsa:
Mix together the apple, cilantro, lemon or lime juice, and salt.
Taste and adjust seasoning if needed, keep chilled until ready to serve.
To Assemble:
Warm the tortillas, either in the microwave for just a few seconds or in a dry skillet. Keep warm by stacking and wrapping in foil.
Add a nice bit of BBQ pulled pork, drizzle more BBQ sauce over meat if desired, top off with the broccoli slaw, and apple salsa! For extra heat, don't forget to add your favorite hot sauce.
ENJOY!
Notes
Want to try making the pulled pork on a charcoal grill? Use this method from The Spruce Eats.