If you love BBQ, pork and spice, you'll love this one! Are you looking for an easy, sweet and spicy, mouth watering BBQ Pulled Pork Sandwich recipe for your upcoming sweltering Summer afternoon? Well, this Sloppy Sow Sandwich will certainty do ya!Serve her hot or cold. We always prefer hot. Anyway, this flavorful and darn near foolproof dish is always a hit in our house and at our neighborhood BBQ's! Especially by the men and children! Serve with chilled fresh side fruits and iced tea. Know that chilled watermelon and strawberries go great with this delicious sandwich!You could make your own BBQ sauce but why when Sweet Baby Ray's [SBR's] makes the best one out there?! Seriously, save yourself some valuable time folks!If you're not crazy about peppers and spices, this recipe is just as great without them! So, go for it! ;0)

Easy, sweet, tangy and delicious are four ways to describe this delectable dish. Excellent work students! These sandwiches went fast! Way to make a proper Southern Sloppy Sow!

It was literally a BBQ Bonanza this 4th of July holiday at my house folks! Pool side even!My incredibly ambitious students made BBQ Chicken Sandwiches, BBQ Pulled Pork Sandwiches, BBQ Baby Back Ribs and BBQ Baked Beans! All served with chilly Cole Slaw, sweet buttery Corn On The Cob, fresh garden salads, fresh garnishments and fresh fruits!Man! Talk about a sticky little weekend! I'm sure any one of you parents out there can imagine how big of a mess 15 tiny little students can make with fresh fruits, sugary sodas and 4 large bottles of Sweet Baby Ray's BBQ Sauce huh? 😒 Jeeze! I'm still cleaning it all up! [so are the ants]Anyway, since there were too many recipes to post - I had them list the easiest and the tastiest of those presented. I'll post their recipe for the Copy Cat KFC Cole Slaw and BBQ Ribs on a separate post.Know all photos and instructions were taken and posted by my 7 and 8 year old talented icky - yicky - sticky lil' culinary monsters! Excellent job kiddos! Mom's, dad's, siblings, guests and teacher were ALL so very impressed!

Easy to prepare in the oven, in lieu of using an outdoor smoker. However, an outdoor grill to start the pork cooking process is key to get a slight smoked taste. This meal yields enough for a small group gathering.

Been making for years. A big Christmas hit.

Great 4th of July food.

This is a good recipe if you're tired of the same old plain shredded beef sandwiches. It's also good in the fall when there is an abundance of squash, cranberries, and warm casseroles being made.😏👌 Good for the whole family in one dish! Perfect for #fridgecleanout shredded beef or veggies or Thanksgiving #leftoversmakeovers ! 👏 (Note: If your cranberry sauce is already made it cuts the time by 20-30mins.😉)

This juicy, lip smackingly sweet, tangy BBQ chicken breast sandwich on freshly baked Ciabatta bread was created by one of my youngest eight year old students. Between the fresh baked bread, the chilled firm vegetables, and the contrast of the sweet sauce and tartness of the peppers and pickles - all made for one delicious sandwich! Her choice of salt and vinager potato chips were a great pairing as well!

BBQ Pork Sandwiches

Here in New Mexico, we put spicy Hatch Green Chilies in literally almost everything we eat and, usually wrap them up in warm, fresh flour tortillas. Hell, I'm surprised we haven't invented green chile pancakes or ice cream with them at this point. Yup. We're all that addicted. Even the kiddos.Anyway, my 7 to 8 year old students absolutely adore Spicy Southern BBQ Pulled Pork as well as Green Chile Stew. With that, I charged them today with creating a Mexican Green Chile Pulled Pork dish all by themselves. Well, they couldn't decide if they wanted sandwiches or stew so together, they compromised. Both dishes were made from the same green chile batch.This is such an easy recipe, know my students all ate hot dogs and hamburgers and, played endless Marco Polo in the pool while their pork roast slowly simmered away. Taking breaks only to layer their scrumptious dishes. So darned cute! ♡You do have the option of serving this dish wet or dry. Depending upon the amount of broth you add to it. If serving on the wet side - like a stew - use flour tortillas to dip in it. Dry, on the other hand, works with just about anything.Put this [dry] deliciously spicy, flavorful meat in flour or corn tortillas, on tacos, tortas, tostadas, in rolled deep fried taquitos, burritos, sopes, with tortilla chips, enchiladas, chimichangas or even on buns. This really is one heck of a versatile recipe!Created, documented and photographed solely by my imaginative, brilliant, adventurous, adorable, tiny little students! I swear - KIDS ROCK!