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Missouri
"This was fine. I've never made pulled pork before so I really have nothing to compare it with. I followed the recipe exactly. I guess I don't really like meat cooked in a slow cooker because it always comes out mushy, after 12 hours I turned the slow cooker off and took the pork out of the juice and it was more mushy then tender. I am not a big f..."
Aug 7, 2008 on Food.com
"Wow! This was sooo good and tender. The meat was fabulous but the sauce was amazing! I didn't have chili peppers so I used red pepper flakes, and I didn't have tomato paste so I drained the can of diced tomatoes and added tomato sauce. The sauce was thin but delicious. To lighten it up a bit, I used only 1 Tbsp of butter, 1.5 Tbsp of oil, light ..."
Aug 7, 2008 on Food.com
"I have this recipe in my Ww cookbook and made it last night. It was a little bland, only because the recipe is bland. I will make it again because it's a low-fat, low-cal side dish that's better then just steamed veggies. I tossed on some Cabot 50% light cheddar cheese (awesome low -fat, low-cal cheese. Next time I might try some fresh grated Ro..."
Mar 25, 2008 on Food.com
"I am requested to make these when I am invited to any party, usually I have to double the recipe because they go so fast. I do a few things differently like put the brown sugar on top and cook them at 400 for about an hour. I've also learned to not use any good cookie sheets for these because they are a pain to clean after you cook them. Darn good..."
Jun 2, 2006 on Food.com
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