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Roast Pork Sandwich In Slow Cooker.?

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cleoval | 23:35 Fri 24th Jun 2022 | Recipes
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Hi My local Sandwich shop does a Roast Pork Sandwich which is lovely. They said they do it in the Slow Cooker. Does anybody know what type of pork the Sandwich Shops use in their recipes please as i am scared to ask them.? Thanks.
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About half of the recipes on Google suggest using pork loin, whereas the other half opt for pork shoulder. This one says that either will do anyway: https://www.recipetineats.com/slow-cooker-pork-loin-roast/ (Scroll down to 'Best pork for pork roast in a slow cooker')
23:40 Fri 24th Jun 2022
About half of the recipes on Google suggest using pork loin, whereas the other half opt for pork shoulder. This one says that either will do anyway:
https://www.recipetineats.com/slow-cooker-pork-loin-roast/
(Scroll down to 'Best pork for pork roast in a slow cooker')
The BBC Good Food website, which many AB members recommend, has a recipe for pork loin:
https://www.bbcgoodfood.com/recipes/slow-cooker-pork-loin
I prefer shoulder for the slow cooker and for sandwiches
shoulder in the slow cooker ..it pulls away nicely for shredding
why are you scared to ask them - the worst that they could say is 'it's a trade secret.'
You should definitely ask them. I'm sure they would tell you - I think there is no secret. I'm more of a wrap kind of person, but if you ask me, I prefer using pork loin. My favorite way of making and eating a sandwich/wrap is when I'm camping. I take my favorite pan- https://www.amazon.com/pie-iron-for-campfire-cooking/dp/B088H42W2L - a lot of fresh vegetables and fruits. I use the grill pan for the veggies and wraps, and the fruits are washed from home—the perfect menu for when you're outside. If you want your wrap or sandwich to be lighter, choose chicken instead of pork, and do not use any spreading.

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