My pulled pork always turns out a bit tough. What’s the secret to getting it really tender and falling apart? Do you have any special techniques or tricks? Would love to hear your tips!
To get super tender, fall-apart pulled pork, the key is low and slow cooking. Use a slow cooker or an oven set to a low temperature (around 225°F) and let it cook for several hours until it's easily shredded with a fork. Adding a bit of liquid, like broth or apple juice, helps keep the meat moist. Also, don't skip the resting time after cooking—letting it sit for 20-30 minutes before shredding makes a big difference!
My pulled pork always turns out a bit tough. What’s the secret to getting it really tender and falling apart? Do you have any special techniques or tricks? Would love to hear your tips!
To make pulled pork super tender, cook it low and slow in a slow cooker or oven, use a flavorful rub or marinade, and ensure it reaches an internal temperature of about 195°F to 205°F before shredding.