In the long run, yes, you could use a pork loin or tenderloin instead of a shoulder roast. It will not, however, have near the flavor nor will it shred easily. Save the more expensive tenderloin for fancier dishes and use a shoulder or butt roast for pulled pork!
Herein,Can you cook pork loin butt roast?
It will not, however, have near the flavor nor will it shred easily. Save the more expensive tenderloin for fancier dishes and use a shoulder or butt roast for pulled pork! JMHO. You can, yes, but you’ll definitely want to cook it for less time, since loin is leaner than shoulder and could get tough.
Besides,Which is the best cut of pork to use for pulled pork?
Unlike brisket, pulled pork can be made from any fatty pork roast or from a whole hog, but the best cut for pulled pork is the shoulder. High in fat and connective tissue, the shoulder is the most flavorful part of the hog. The pork shoulder is typically cut into two parts, the Boston butt and the picnic roast.
Subsequently, one may also ask,Can you substitute pork loin roast for pork shoulder?
Save the more expensive tenderloin for fancier dishes and use a shoulder or butt roast for pulled pork! JMHO. You can, yes, but you’ll definitely want to cook it for less time, since loin is leaner than shoulder and could get tough.
What kind of pork is in pulled pork?
Pulled pork is simply shredded pork that is usually smoked or slow-cooked to have a soft texture and is typically served on a simple bun with some sauce and coleslaw or on its own. Pulled pork has a rich history in much of the southern U.S., with rubs, sauces, and cooking styles differing from state to state, city to city.