Make amazingly tender pulled pork in under 2 hours with a pressure cooker
Course:
Main Course
Cuisine:
American, BBQ
Author: Tony Bailey
Ingredients
Dry Rub Ingredients
2TablespoonsPaprika
2TablespoonsDried Garlic
3TablespoonsDark Brown Sugar
1TablespoonDry Mustard Powder
2TablespoonsSalt
Barbeque Sauce Ingredients
1/2CupGood Quality Apple Cider Vinegarsuch as Bragg's Unfiltered
1/4CupBrown Mustard
3/4CupKetchup
1/2CupDark Brown Sugar
1TablespoonCrushed Garlic
1TablespoonDry Rub
1TeaspoonChili Saucee.g. Sambal Olek or Sriracha
1/2TablespoonLiquid Smoke
Instructions
Mix all of the dry rub ingredients together in a mini food processor. You won't use all of it, keep some for the next time
Start with a 4 pound bone-in pork shoulder and carefully cut all of the meat off of the shoulder blade into approximately 1-2 inch cubes and coat with the dry rub in a large bowl
Place the meat into your pressure cooker's elevated basket. Try to avoid any of it touching the sides
Pour water into your cooker until it comes up to the bottom of the basket. This was about 2 cups for my model
Pressure cook on the high setting for 45 minutes and do a quick release
While the meat is cooking, make the sauce by putting the vinegar, liquid smoke, ketchup and mustard in a sauce pan over low and whisking together. Add the dry ingredients and cook over very low heat.
Carfeully remove the meat and place in a bowl. If it came out right, you should be able to mash easily with a spoon and fork and then add the sauce