Salsa Pulled Pork Tacos is an easy slow cooker dinner recipe the whole family will love. If you love juicy, tender pulled pork that is almost effortless to make – this is the recipe for you. Everyone loves these tacos!
Looking for Easy Family Dinner Ideas? You’ve come to the right place. Those of you who know me- you know that I have a SERIOUS OBSESSION with pulled meat. Like – no joke – I can’t get enough. I CRAVE it in the worst way.
No one can explain it. I don’t think it has anything to do with anemia or anything like that because it’s really only pulled meat – especially pork – that I can’t get enough of. It’s the best & worst unsatisfiable craving EVER! It’s bad – I’m telling you.
So you can imagine the squeal that came out of me when the hubs came home from Costco with some pork sirloin tip roasts. I was beyond happy & couldn’t wait to pop a couple in the slow cooker & make some amazing food.
The first recipe – Salsa Pulled Pork Tacos. My eyes were rolling to the back of my head with each bite. I was in pulled pork heaven.
Slow Cooker Pulled Pork
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Just look at that!!! Isn’t it GORGEOUS?!!!!!
Oh my – it’s killing me that I’m now out of pork. I see a trip to Costco in my near furture. I NEED more of this. It’s truly incredible & I’m ready to drool on my keyboard just looking at it. Did I mention I have an insatiable craving for it?? Oh – and it couldn’t be more simple to make. YAY!
Salsa Pulled Pork Tacos
This is by far my favorite thing in the world to eat!
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Salsa Pulled Pork Tacos
Salsa Pulled Pork Tacos is an easy slow cooker dinner recipe the whole family will love. If you love juicy, tender pulled pork that is almost effortless to make – this is the recipe for you. Everyone loves these tacos!
Ingredients
- 5 lbs pork sirloin tip roast sold at Costco in a 4 pack of 2.5 ounce roasts
- 1 bottle beer of your choosing 12 oz
- 4 sweet peppers - sliced
- 2 cups salsa
- 2 tbsp garlic powder
- 1 tbsp minced garlic
- 1 tbsp minced onions
- salt/pepper to taste
- Taco pairings - tortillas re-fried beans, cheese, tomatoes, sour cream - anything you like to add to your tacos
Instructions
- Combine pork, beer, peppers, salsa, onions, garlic & seasonings to slow cooker.
- Cook on high for a minimum of 8 hours - stirring & turning meat ever few hours
- *Note- all slow cookers cook differently - watch your time as you get closer to that 8 hour mark. It may cook faster.
- You will know the meat is done when it falls apart when pierced with a fork
- Remove meat & shred in large bowl
- Add to your tacos with your favorite taco ingredients.
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Emily @ Two Purple Couches says
Oooh, these look amazing! My husband and I have a serious love of tacos, but I’ve never tried pulled pork tacos at home. Must change that soon! Found you at the Work It Wednesday party!
Stephanie @ Year-Round Giving says
Love carnitas! We take Taco Tuesdays very seriously in my house. I am sure your pulled pork will be a Tuesday night hit. Pinning.
Cheers,
Stephanie
creativelyrenewedcom says
These look good. I’ve been looking for recipes that I can take to work for lunch. I will try this one.
Krista thehappyhousie says
Um, incredible?!?! These look awesome!! Thanks for sharing them with us at Work it Wednesday this week Gina!!
Ashley @ 3 Little Greenwoods says
Seriously awesome dinner idea! Adding this to my meal planning rotation.
Pinning! Thanks so much for sharing on Show Me Saturday!
~ Ashley
Tamar Strauss-Benjamin says
Perfect for Cinco De Mayo
Erlene says
Oh, I have some beer in the fridge that I have no clue what to do with. I usually make kahlua pork, but will give this a try for our taco meat. Pinned.