This easy paleo crock pot pulled pork recipe takes just 5 minutes to prep. You can use the pulled pork for quick make-ahead meals during the week.
This easy crock pot pulled pork is so simple. It was one of those last-minute, throw-together recipes. I had a pork shoulder in the fridge, and thought it would be good with my paleo peach barbecue sauce.
I have to confess I was in a hurry so I just threw all the sauce ingredients into the blender, then poured it into the slow cooker. I figured since it was going to cook all day, I could save a few minutes by not cooking the sauce ahead of time. Skipping this step makes the prep quick and easy — just five minutes and everything is in the crock pot.
You can use this crock pot pulled pork for make-ahead paleo meals during the week. We had it over mashed cauliflower one night, and as lettuce wraps the next day. It's perfect with this easy coleslaw!
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Easy Crock Pot Pulled Pork
Ingredients
- 3 pound boneless pork shoulder
Paleo Peach Barbecue Sauce
- 1 tablespoon bacon fat
- 1/4 cup chopped shallot
- 1 cup sliced peaches thawed if frozen
- 1 7- ounce jar organic tomato paste
- 1/4 cup apple cider vinegar
- 1/4 cup water
- 2 teaspoons coconut aminos
- 1/8 - 1/4 teaspoon chipotle pepper flakes to taste
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1/4 teaspoon pepper
Instructions
- Add all barbecue sauce ingredients to blender and blend until smooth.
- Pour barbecue sauce into slow cooker. Add pork and turn to coat. Cook on low for 8 hours.
- Remove pork to cutting board and shred with a fork. Toss the pork with sauce to moisten.
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What's your favorite slow cooker recipe? Let me know in the comments below!
Nancy
February 2 at 4:58 pmLove the sound of this. Easy and great flavors, the best combination.
Lisa
February 2 at 5:02 pmThanks, Nancy! 🙂
Evee
February 2 at 5:51 pmThis sounds really hood. Looking forward to trying it. Just one question, what are aminos? I don’t know the Brit equivalent.
Lisa
February 2 at 6:49 pmHi Evee, coconut aminos are a paleo-friendly substitute for soy sauce. The ingredients are organic coconut sap aged and blended with sun-dried mineral rich sea salt.
Kelly Smith
February 2 at 6:59 pmLisa, this sounds amazing! I’m putting a link to this yummy recipe on my meal plan for next week which goes out to subscribers. I hope it sends lots of new friends your way! I can’t wait to make it next week! Blessings to you! 🙂
Lisa
February 2 at 7:09 pmThanks Kelly! Hope you enjoy it!
Kelly Smith
March 13 at 4:22 pmI enjoyed it so much that I included it in my contributor post – “50 Fabulous Grain-Free Slow Cooker Meals” – over at Keeper of the Home. I hope it sends lots of new friends your way! 🙂
Allyson
August 28 at 11:46 amIS there a substitute that would work for the bacon grease?
Lisa
August 28 at 2:10 pmHi Allyson, I like to use bacon fat because it adds a smoky flavor. If you don’t have any you can substitute your favorite cooking fat.
Linda at Mixed Kreations
February 15 at 10:04 amThis looks delicious! I haven’t had pulled pork in a long time. I love using my crock pot so I will have to give this recipe a try. Thanks for sharing!
Lisa
February 15 at 1:22 pmHope you enjoy it, Linda!
Pauline Molinari
February 21 at 5:55 pmMmm.. this pulled pork looks really tasty! Thanks so much for sharing your yummy recipe on the Monday Funday Party!
Dee
July 24 at 10:56 amThis looks really good. I think I need to try it. Hopefully it will work on low for 11 hours since that is how long I’m away for commute/work and I don’t have a fancy crock-pot that only goes so many hours then switches to warm
Jane
April 22 at 6:20 pmMade the pulled pork today, exactly by your recipe, and it was fantastic. Always use a bottled bbq sauce but never again. Thanks so much for a great recipe.
Lisa
April 23 at 4:40 pmYay! I’m so glad you love it, Jane!
NF
May 26 at 3:18 pmInstead of bacon fat, can I substitute it with my regular cooking oil and liquid smoke?
Lisa
June 6 at 4:40 pmI haven’t tried it, but I think it would work. If you try it let us know how it turns out!
Stacy
December 31 at 4:40 pmCould I use chipotle powder instead of crushed chipotle peppers?
Lisa
January 1 at 2:20 pmHi Stacy, substituting chipotle powder should be fine but you may have to adjust the amount. Just start with less and taste the barbecue sauce (before you put it on the pork) then add more spice if needed.