Kalua Pork

This might be the easiest recipe on the face of the planet. You need three things and one crockpot and lots of time.

Take 1 Pork Roast and rub liquid smoke all over it. Stick it in the crockpot on low for 12 hours. When it pulls apart with a fork, add a bottle of your favorite BBQ sauce and WHAMO, you have pulled pork sandwiches complete with the bits of burnt ends.

Really, you need no other liquid. Just the liquid smoke. I've done this many times and it turns out mouth watering every time.

I will mention that sometimes it's done sooner then 12 hours but never goes over.

I am making it this month, so I will grab pics for you this time.

#badphotographer

Stork Meal 11: Chicken Bites

For those of you just tuning in, if you aren't sure what a stork meal is, it's a meal for a new mamma! One that can go in the freezer and not be a big hassle to fix, specially with a new baby in the house. I'm doing this Stork Meal series for my sister, whose first baby is due in 3 short weeks! I plan to have her freezer stocked to the gills!

To see all the previous stork meals, you can go here. Otherwise, read on for today's winner.

This was one of those meals that we totally forgot to take the picture of until it was almost completely consumed. Which means, it of course goes right onto the blog. I found the original recipe on Pinterest, but as any good chef does, I did mess it all up with the flavor of ME. And we loved it. There are no leftovers.

Here what you will need:
3/4 Cups of Ketchup
1 Cup white vinegar
2 Tablespoons of Soy Sauce
2 Tsps of liquid smoke
1 Teaspoons of onion salt
1/2 cup of brown sugar
2 tablespoons of chopped garlic
1 tablespoon prepared mustard
Salt/Pepper
5-6 Chicken Breasts cut into large bite sized chunks

Put all sauce ingredients in large zip lock bag. Mix well then add the chicken bites. You're done.

Write on the bag: Pour into oven dish. Bake on 375 for 35-40minutes.

WINNER!

To see the other Stork Meals, click here.