Pulled pork baps recipe

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Pulled pork baps recipe

Recipe
This comforting pulled pork baps recipe combines slow-cooked cider-braised pork in pillowy white baps with a zingy pickled red cabbage. Wrap in foil and serve at your Bonfire Night gathering to keep everyone toasty.
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This comforting pulled pork baps recipe combines slow-cooked cider-braised pork in pillowy white baps with a zingy pickled red cabbage. Wrap in foil and serve at your Bonfire Night gathering to keep everyone toasty.
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4HR

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Ingredients

Servings
6
1
(2 kg)
M&S Heritage Gold Outdoor Bred pork shoulder joint
4 tbsp
M&S smokehouse BBQ seasoning
200 ml
M&S winter cider
100 g
M&S smokehouse tomato sauce
4 tbsp
M&S BBQ sauce
6
M&S super soft white bap
6 tbsp
M&S spiced pickled red cabbage
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step 1
Preheat the oven to 190°C/170°C fan/gas mark 5.
step 2
Trim the pork shoulder (1) and remove any excess fat and skin. Add the pork shoulder to a large ovenproof dish and rub all over with the smokehouse seasoning (4 tbsp). Pour over the cider (200 ml) and cover tightly with foil. Place in the oven and cook for 3-4 hours, until the pork is falling apart.
step 3
Remove the pork from the pan and discard any leftover liquid and fat. Shred with two forks and return to the pan with the ketchup (100 g) and barbecue sauce (4 tbsp). Season to taste with salt and pepper.
step 4
Cut the white baps (6) in half and stuff with the pulled pork and 1 heaped tablespoon of pickled red cabbage (6 tbsp) per bap. Eat straight away or wrap in foil and keep warm to enjoy during the fireworks.
step 4 Cut the white baps (6) in half and stuff with the pulled pork and 1 heaped tablespoon of pickled red cabbage (6 tbsp) per bap. Eat straight away or wrap in foil and keep warm to enjoy during the fireworks.

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