Polynesian Pulled Pork Tacos
Serves 835 mins prep55 mins cook
A delicious slow cooker pulled pork recipe with Polynesian flavors perfect for tacos.
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What you need

mango

lime

serrano pepper

red onion

ground ginger

coriander powder

mustard powder

ground cinnamon

salt

spices

pepper
extra-virgin olive oil

yellow onion

dried bay leaves

jalapeno

garlic

pineapple
lb pork shoulder roast
Instructions
PORK PREP Combine all of the spice rub ingredients to form a paste. Rub the pork thoroughly with the spice rub SLOW-COOK THE PORK Add pork and all ingredients from the slow cooker ingredients section to the slow cooker. Spread the ingredients around and on top of the pork for best results. Cook on low for 8 hrs. Once the pork is done, remove the pork to a cutting board and allow to cool slightly. Strain juices into a separate bowl and allow to cool for about 10 min. Skim the fat off the top of the juices and discard. You can take the chunks remaining from straining and blend to create a very delicious marinade for chicken, shrimp or pork for future meals. We blend it then put it in an airtight container and freeze it to use later. Using a fork, pull the pork meat apart so that it is completely shredded as desired for your tacos. MAKE THE TACO TOPPER Add all ingredients from the taco topper section into a bowl while the pork is cooling. Mix well and let it sit and marinate while you finish off the rest of the recipe FINISH THE PORK Heat a skillet on medium high heat Add 1 tablespoon olive oil and then add as much of the pork you would like to eat to the skillet. Cook until slightly browned and then add a couple table spoons of the reserved liquid. Cook down for a few minutes. Add 1-2 tablespoon of the Lilikoi Chili Pepper Sauce and cook for another 20 seconds. Stirring well to combine. Remove and put on a platter to make tacos. Refrigerate the remaining pork and juices and following the finishing steps here to reheat and eat as leftovers. ASSEMBLE TACOS Add some of the pork to a tortilla and top with the taco topper. Add a little cilantro and you're done!View original recipe
