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Slow-Cooked BBQ Pulled Pork Sandwich - Tender Meat & Crispy Coleslaw

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This slow-cooked BBQ pulled pork sandwich is the epitome of comfort food that you can easily whip up in your own kitchen. As a culinary-enthusiast cat, I love it when the meat becomes so tender it practically melts in your mouth. The secret lies in patience and using fresh, high-quality ingredients without any pre-made products. The combination of savory, smoky pulled pork and crunchy, creamy coleslaw in a fluffy bun is simply irresistible. This dish is perfect for anyone wanting an unforgettable taste experience at home. Even if it takes a bit of time to prepare, the result is worth every effort and will succeed for any cooking fan with an eye for detail. Grab your apron, we're preparing a BBQ experience that will delight your guests – or just yourself. Everything is freshly prepared, from the smoky sauce to the fine cabbage salad, to bring out the authentic flavor.

Ingredients

Pork neck
500  g
Onion
1 
Garlic clove
2 
Tomato paste
50  g
Apple cider vinegar
30  ml
Honey
20  g
White cabbage
150  g
Carrot
1 
Greek yogurt
50  g
Brioche bun
1 

Preparation

1

Rub the pork neck (500 g) with salt and pepper and braise in a pot over low heat until the meat is buttery tender.

2

Meanwhile, finely chop the onion (1) and garlic clove (2) and sauté gently for the BBQ sauce.

3

Lightly roast the tomato paste (50 g) and deglaze with apple cider vinegar (30 ml) and honey (20 g), then let simmer until a smoky sauce forms.

4

Cut the white cabbage (150 g) into thin strips and coarsely grate the carrot (1).

5

Mix the vegetables with the Greek yogurt (50 g) to get a fresh, creamy coleslaw.

6

Shred the soft meat with two forks, mix with the BBQ sauce, and serve generously in the cut open brioche bun (1).

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