Another day, more leftovers, and another way to experiment with the jar of Carolina Magic I whipped up the other day. Today’s lunch: Carolina Magic Pulled Pork Tacos.
Now this was a much better way to pile up the pork and slaw than on those nasty hoagie rolls we had the other day. The tacos were simple: a pile of leftover pulled pork, a stack of dressing-less cabbage slaw (again, leftover from last night), a few corn tortillas, a nice drizzle of Carolina Magic, and lunch was served.
And for those that were wondering, the tomato and avocado slices in the background also found their way on to the tacos. This might have been one of the best lunches I’ve had in quite a while. Makes me wonder if dinner might be a repeat…
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Mmmmm tacos…
Colorful food! I can say left over pulled pork is great because I actually have some!
At the rate mine is disappearing I’ll be out soon. Guess I’ll just have to make more…
Had pulled pork today with yet another different variation of Carolina Magic. Seeing these pics makes me hungry for it all over again. Unfortunately I was a nice guy (stupid) and gave the leftovers away!
Now you know why I always cook way more than I need. Someone always seems to be around when leftovers are being distributed…
Those look great, who knew Carolina had tacos
If they don’t, they would want some after trying these…
Fantastic blog post. I’ve included it in The BBQ Grail’s 10 Posts Worth A Look for this week. http://wp.me/pwBnV-1Z2
Thanks Larry, greatly appreciated!
You, sir, have to be the world’s best leftover user EVER!
I have no choice, especially while family is away on vacation. Something about necessity being the mother of invention, or something like that…
Oooooo..next time I am taking leftover pulled pork and/or chicken – yet another entree I could potentially make.
You have to show up when I’m cooking them. I better not catch you going through my freezer…
This looks amazing, Paul! Even the naked slaw.
I’m digging the naked slaw thing. It allows you to monkey around with different dressings and toppings and keeps better in the refrigerator.
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