As
you probably already know, I’m a Southern girl; but you may not know that I
grew up loving Dr. Pepper! It was my
favorite soda of choice ever since I can remember… especially when the family
went to Second Street Lunch for hotdog and hamburger supper! (I don’t think that little hot spot even served bbq!). That was a
weekly highlight of my “wonder” years! And for Patti Pooh? That's what my Mama and Daddy called me when I was a wee thing.
Anyway,
here’s a recipe that I made tonight as I was feeling kind of sad and lonely
since Daddy is in Hospice House. I am
hoping that this dish brings a smile.
INGREDIENTS:
1
2 to 3 pound boneless pork tenderloin (mine
was about 2 ½ pounds)
1
can Dr. Pepper (I used one of the smaller 8-oz size cans)
2
Tablespoons apple cider vinegar
2
cups of your favorite BBQ sauce (Sweet Baby Ray’s, Sticky Fingers, etc.)
Ground
pepper to taste (I like to use pepper liberally…)
1
Tablespoon pork rub of choice… or I used Montreal Steak Seasoning this time
DIRECTIONS:
Spray
slow cooker with cooking spray. Place
pork tenderloin in slow cooker. Combine
sauce ingredients in medium bowl and pour over pork.
Cook
on low for 8-10 hours.
Remove
pork from sauce and shred with two forks.
Add
sauce to pork as needed (I added about 2 cups)
I
poured my remaining sauce in a glass jar for extra sauce for anyone who wants
more sauce… or to refrigerate and save for another occasion. (I had about a pint of extra sauce).
Serve
with your favorite sides dishes (on a bun or not!): Caroline sweet cole slaw, Tater Tots (or
potato salad), baked beans, creamed corn, mac ‘n cheese… oh the list goes on
and on!
Smile
and pay it forward!
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