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BBQ Pork sliders

Slow cooked shredded pork in a smoky BBQ sauce with chive cheddar coleslaw and fresh apple in soft slider buns

If you have received an order prior to the 10th February, you will have received our old recipe. For more information and cooking instructions, please follow this link.

Microwave or Stovetop

5 minutes

Shelf-life: Day of delivery plus 5 days

730 calories per person

Serves 2

Mediterranean, Soy free

How to Cook Print

(3 sliders per person)

1. Preheat oven to 350F. Place DEFROSTED slider buns onto a flat baking sheet warm through for 2 to 3 minutes or until sufficiently warmed. Remove & stand for 1 minute, slice in half horizontally ready to fill. 

2. Remove film & all items from tray containing sticky BBQ pork etc. Empty pork from sachet to empty wooden tray & microwave for 1-2 minutes or until piping hot.

Alternatively you can heat the pork in a pot on the stove mixed with with 1 tablespoon on water.

3. Mix the slaw with chive & cheddar mayonnaise in a bowl. Cut apple into 1/4's and then into thin slices. (You'll only need half the apple for all the sliders)

4. Suggested assembly order: Cut the sliders, divide BBQ pork across the base of the 6 sliders first (Approx 1 dessert spoon of BBQ pork per slider) top with a dessert spoon of coleslaw and then slices of apple. 

 

Ingredients

Slider buns, Apple, Pulled pork (All natural from United States), BBQ sauce, Mayonnaise reduced fat, Yogurt, Smoked cheddar, Green cabbage, Red cabbage, Carrot, Scallions,Chives, Extra virgin olive oil, Cider vinegar, Worcestershire sauce.

Allergens: Egg, Fish, Gluten, Milk

Contains celery & mustard

Nutrition Facts

Calories 730, Fat 26g, Saturated fat 6g, Carbohydrates 91g, Total sugars 51g, Protein 27g, Fibre 2g, Sodium 1370mg 

Approximately 230 calories per filled slider

Customer Reviews

Based on 28 reviews
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J.C.
Review of new recipe for BBQ Pork Sliders

I've had both the old and the new recipe for BBQ Pork sliders. Personally, I do not care for apples, especially Granny Smith apples, so I do not use them in the recipe. I am in agreement with previous reviews that the BBQ pork was too sweet in the old recipe and is still too sweet in the new recipe. The major difference I noted between the old and the new recipe was that the amount of BBQ pork appeared to be doubled in the new recipe. I agree with another review that there is too much mayonnaise sauce for the coleslaw. The first time I had this recipe, I enjoyed the recipe's concept so much that I have purchased bulk BBQ pork, made my own coleslaw, and packaged the combo on small slider buns from another source. Please make the BBQ pork less sweet and include more vegetables for the given amount of mayonnaise sauce.

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Donna Mcglynn
Portions off balance

The sliders were tasty, however, portions were off-balance. Way too much mayonnaise and not enough pulled pork. I only had enough for four sliders instead of two.

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lynn Mahanna
Quick. Easy. But just ok

First I hate I can’t read reviews until I scan a recipe.
Pork portion too small. A tad too sweet.
Slaw had way too much Mayo. Was sent an avocado instead of an apple but had one on hand. Apple added nothing to the dish. Warm times on buns off
Dish really could have used acid. Like a pickled onions. Or a non mayo slaw

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KV
Portions not balanced

I’m with the majority here; not enough pork to make 6 sliders unless you allowed 1 tsp of pork to each bun. It’s like the slaw and pork portions should have been reversed. But they were tasty. Would order again if portions are corrected

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LA
Too much mayo

This was overall fine but the pork was a bit too sweet and there was too much mayo. The flavors didn’t really come together for me. Wouldn’t go out of my way to order again!

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