Name: Down South Barbecue
Ingredients: 2 Onions -- sliced -- divided; 4 lb Pork shoulder roast -- or; Fresh picnic (4; To 5); 5 Cloves -- (5 to 6); 2 c Water; 1 Onion -- chopped; 1 Bottle barbecue sauce (16 oz.); Salt and pepper -- to taste; 1 ts Vinegar -- if too sweet; Hamburger buns or Kaiser; Rolls; Pickle slices

Having become with us the Son of Man, He has made us with Himself sons of God. By His own descent to the earth He has prepared our ascent to heaven. Having received our mortality, He has bestowed on us His immortality. Having undertaken our weakness, He has made us strong in His strength. Having submitted to our poverty, He has transferred to us His riches. Having taken upon Himself the burden of unrighteousness with which we were oppressed, He has clothed us with His righteousness.

John Calvin

CATEGORY	CUISINE	TAG	YIELD
Meats		Crockpot, Pork, Sandwiches, Tried	12	Servings

INGREDIENTS

2		Onions — sliced — divided
4	lb	Pork shoulder roast — or
		Fresh picnic (4
		To 5)
5		Cloves — (5 to 6)
2	c	Water
1		Onion — chopped
1		Bottle barbecue sauce (16 oz.)
		Salt and pepper — to taste
1	ts	Vinegar — if too sweet
		Hamburger buns or Kaiser
		Rolls
		Pickle slices

INSTRUCTIONS

Put 1 sliced onion in bottom of crockpot. Add pork roast, cloves, water and
one more onion, sliced, on top. Cover and cook overnight or 8-12 hours on
Low. Remove meats. Cut away bone and fat. Drain away most liquid from pot.
Reserve in refrigerator. Cut meat into small pieces and put back into pot.
Add chopped onion, barbecue sauce, salt and vinegar if too sweet. Add back
fat-skimmed pork liquid as needed. Cover and cook additional 1-3 hours or
High or 4-8 hours on Low. Stir 2-3 times and break up large meat chunks.
Serve from crockpot onto large buns with dill pickle slices.
Posted to MC-Recipe Digest V1 #140
Date: Fri, 5 Jul 1996 14:54:40 -0400
From: kmeade@ids2.idsonline.com (The Meades)
Recipe By     : R. Banghart

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