
Pulled pork and slaw sliders
These super sliders are bursting with flavour for the whole family to enjoy. They are easy to make, kid-friendly and nutritious. Cook the pork the day before or freeze it for a quick meal later.

SERVES6
TIME TO MAKE2+ hours
MEAL TYPEDinner
TIME TO MAKE2+ hours
MEAL TYPEDinner
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Method
- Cook the pork the day before serving
- Heat oil in a large pot
- Brown pork on all sides then add water, vinegar and spice mix
- Cover with a lid, turn down to low heat and cook for approximately 2-3 hours or until the meat is falling apart easily, top up with water if it’s getting low
- Remove any bones, skin and chewy parts then shred meat into small pieces and set aside
- Meanwhile turn heat back up under pot and reduce the cooking liquid to a thick sauce then mix meat back through
- Store refrigerated until ready to serve then reheat thoroughly
- Mix the cabbage, carrot, parsley, mayonnaise and yoghurt to make the slaw
- Serve pork and slaw with slider buns- either cut and filled or deconstructed
Tips
- Use any spice mix and quantity you prefer
- 1 tbspoil
- 1 kgpork shoulder with bone in
- 2 cupswater
- 2 tbspwhite vinegar
- 3 tbsptaco spice mix
- 2 cupsshredded cabbage
- 2 cupsgrated carrot
- ⅓ cupchopped parsley
- ¼ cupmayonnaise
- ¼ cupunsweetened yoghurt
- 8slider buns
Per serve
- Energy2060kJ
- Total Fat15.3g
- Saturated Fat3.8g
- Total Carbohydrate51.1g
- Sugars10.3g
- Dietary Fibre7.8g
- Protein49.8g
- Sodium693mg
Method
- Cook the pork the day before serving
- Heat oil in a large pot
- Brown pork on all sides then add water, vinegar and spice mix
- Cover with a lid, turn down to low heat and cook for approximately 2-3 hours or until the meat is falling apart easily, top up with water if it’s getting low
- Remove any bones, skin and chewy parts then shred meat into small pieces and set aside
- Meanwhile turn heat back up under pot and reduce the cooking liquid to a thick sauce then mix meat back through
- Store refrigerated until ready to serve then reheat thoroughly
- Mix the cabbage, carrot, parsley, mayonnaise and yoghurt to make the slaw
- Serve pork and slaw with slider buns- either cut and filled or deconstructed
Tips
- Use any spice mix and quantity you prefer
Ingredients
- 1 tbspoil
- 1 kgpork shoulder with bone in
- 2 cupswater
- 2 tbspwhite vinegar
- 3 tbsptaco spice mix
- 2 cupsshredded cabbage
- 2 cupsgrated carrot
- ⅓ cupchopped parsley
- ¼ cupmayonnaise
- ¼ cupunsweetened yoghurt
- 8slider buns
Ingredients
- 1 tbspoil
- 1 kgpork shoulder with bone in
- 2 cupswater
- 2 tbspwhite vinegar
- 3 tbsptaco spice mix
- 2 cupsshredded cabbage
- 2 cupsgrated carrot
- ⅓ cupchopped parsley
- ¼ cupmayonnaise
- ¼ cupunsweetened yoghurt
- 8slider buns
Nutrition Facts
Per serve
- Energy2060kJ
- Total Fat15.3g
- Saturated Fat3.8g
- Total Carbohydrate51.1g
- Sugars10.3g
- Dietary Fibre7.8g
- Protein49.8g
- Sodium693mg
Method
- Cook the pork the day before serving
- Heat oil in a large pot
- Brown pork on all sides then add water, vinegar and spice mix
- Cover with a lid, turn down to low heat and cook for approximately 2-3 hours or until the meat is falling apart easily, top up with water if it’s getting low
- Remove any bones, skin and chewy parts then shred meat into small pieces and set aside
- Meanwhile turn heat back up under pot and reduce the cooking liquid to a thick sauce then mix meat back through
- Store refrigerated until ready to serve then reheat thoroughly
- Mix the cabbage, carrot, parsley, mayonnaise and yoghurt to make the slaw
- Serve pork and slaw with slider buns- either cut and filled or deconstructed
Tips
- Use any spice mix and quantity you prefer
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