This recipe was really interesting. Usually when you think of pulled pork, you expect a spicy Southwest flavor. But this one has an awesome Chinese sauce that is mellow and mild and is perfect with pulled pork.

8 servings
227 calories per serving
1/4  c soy sauce
1/4  c  hoisin sauce
3  T  ketchup
3  T  honey
2  t minced garlic
2  t  grated fresh ginger
1  t dark sesame oil
1/2  t  five-spice powder
2  lb.  boneless  pork roast, trimmed
1/2  c  chicken broth
Mix soy, Hoisin, ketchup, honey, garlic, ginger, oil and five spice and place in a zip loc bag. Add roast and mush it around so the spice adheres to the roast. Place in refrigerator for 3 – 24 hours. When ready to cook, place in crock and cook on low 8 hours. Remove roast and cover to keep warm. Place broth in croc, re-cover and cook another 1./2 hour or until sauce thickens. Shred pork and serve with extra sauce.
If you do not have Chinese 5 spice, here’s a quick recipe so you can make it yourself:
Mix all of this in a spice grinder and then use the appropriate amount in your recipe:
1 T peppercorns
1 T cloves
1 t anise seed or 1 T star anise
1 T fennel seeds
1 T cinnamon
 
		


