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    North Carolina Style Pork
SUBMITTED BY:  susan
Category: Pork/Sausage

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INGREDIENTS
Part 1
1 3-6Lbs Pork Shoulder or Boston butt roast
1 Tbs of Paprika
2 Tbs Brown Sugar
1/2 tsp of salt and pepper
Part 2
8-10 oz Cider Vinegar (experiment to your taste)
4 tsp of Worcestershire sauce
1/2 tsp dry mustard
1/2 tsp garlic salt
1/2 tsp sugar
1/4 to 1/2 tsp of Cayenne Red pepper (experiment to your taste of spicy or mild)

DIRECTIONS
Set pork aside, mix all other ingredients in part 1 together and rub over entire pork roast. Then place in crock pot on high for 6-7 hours finish time. Recommend though place on Low for 10-11 hours finish time.
Mix part 2 ingredients together in medium size bowl, before pork roast is done cooking.
When Pork roast is very tender, with a fork, remove roast from crock pot. Chop roast into a very fine degree (basically as much as you can cut it with a sharp knife and fork). Then take a Tablespoon and ingredients from Part 2 (BBQ sauce ingredients) and apply over the chopped roast. Note: Add as much or as little depending on your taste.
REVIEWS
  Reviewed on Nov. 14, 2009 by Miss. Fezziwig
My boyfriend is from eastern North Carolina and he cannot wait to go home and eat real eastern NC barbeque and cole slaw. This recipe is on point!! The meat is very finely chopped into tiny, tiny pieces and the sauce is vinegary. Eastern NC barbeque is NOT red or sugary. If anyone is thinking that is authenti N barbeque then they are confused with more western tomato and sugar based sauces.
  Reviewed on Jan. 12, 2009 by NC
I haven't actually tried this recipe yet. However, I am from NC and the sauce is a traditional Eastern NC barbecue sauce. Adding ketchup and sugar to this is a terrible idea, and you may as well buy a store-bought sauce you like if you're going to ruin it with ketchup and sugar.
  Reviewed on Nov. 11, 2008 by Laura B
Maybe I misunderstood the final result that this recipe was striving for, but the Part 2 sauce was awful until we added ketchup and a little more sugar. Then it was quite tasty. My advice is for the part 2 sauce add ketchup and sugar to taste.

 
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