Thursday dawned cold, windy and snowing (I just had a moment
of déjà vu, it feels like I’ve written that before!)
I had some errands to run in Westland,
so I stopped and had my usual lunch at Ten Yen.
I talked to Jake after work We both had work war stories to
share.
Then I made dinner. Now, I have to give you a little
background first. A while back, Michelle had said she made some pulled pork
sandwiches for dinner. I asked her how she made the pulled pork, as I have been
collecting slow cooker recipes for turning a pork butt into pulled pork (I
think I’m going through mid-winter barbeque withdrawal).
She laughed and said she bought a big tub of Jack Daniel’s
brand at Sam’s Club. I saw that at Costco! It was when I was looking for the
spanakopita, so I didn’t really pay it any mind.
Well, it wasn’t worth a trip to Costco to try it, so I had
looked for a smaller version at Kroger’s. I didn’t find that exact brand, but I
did find several no-name varieties of pulled pork. So, I settled on Curly’s:
advertised as Barbecue Sauce with Hickory Smoked Pulled Pork (“always pulled,
never shredded”). I also grabbed some onion rolls, but decided to wait on
coleslaw until I was close to making it.
So, I heated up the pulled pork in the microwave per the
instructions. I got out that sweet and spicy coleslaw (all that meant was the
dressing was vinegar-based, which I prefer anyway, rather than
mayonnaise-based).
I assembled two sandwiches with a generous helping of pulled
pork, topped with coleslaw and ate my makeshift barbeque dinner.
It wasn’t bad, it was okay, but I’ve tasted much better. It
did give me a quick summertime fix, I suppose. Maybe I should have went with a
name brand or made my own.
I went to bed early with a very upset tummy.
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