[Closed] Pulled pork burger

Where [i]is[/i] Pulledporkburg?

no

What you have there is a pulled pork roll.

I'd call that a pulled pork sandwich, not a burger.

Where is Pulledporkburg?

Spain.

I thought it was outside hamburg

Does it taste good? If it does then go for it ...

Slow handclap to scaredypants 🙂

It tasted good, nice spicy pulled pork with chillis, until I bit into the *cucumber*. FFS.

Not really, do you expect a beef burger with your chicken burger?

Slow handclap to scaredypants

until I bit into the *cucumber*.

I SAID NO TEETH!

More seriously I'd be disappointed if my pulled pork came on a burger. I want a bun full of pork and maybe barbeque sauce but preferably apple.

I'd be disappointed if my pulled pork came on a burger

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I SAID NO TEETH!

Pulled pork should be served with smokey, sweet homemade BBQ sauce and homemade coleslaw (not this dry shit that's popular either).
Pulled pork is one of the easiwest things to cook in the smoker, but it's not easy make it nice as it actually has little taste on its own. Rub and sauce is important.

[quote=wrecker ]Rub and sauce is important.I think we got that bit

It was in some nice spicy barbecue sauce (I prefer it to sweet). It was supposed to come with apple sauce but I asked them not to include it. Don't like fruit and meat together.

I thought the great pulled pork war of 2013 was over

[quote=molgrips ]Don't like fruit and meat together.Give over. I bet you're partial to bit of gammon and pineapple

Vom

Vom

Everyone seems obsessed with Pulling their Meat now!

Why would you expect a Pulled Pork Burger to also contain a beefburger?

Does a Chicken Burger also contain a beefburger?

Does a Hamburger also contain a beefburger?

Does a Cheeseburger also contain... oh.. wait.. umm

I've lost my train of thought now.

And I'm suddenly really hungry.

Things called 'burger' contain burgers, generally, even if it's chicken or lamb. A pork burger would also be a burger in its own right and not contain a beefburger.

However, you can't make a burger *out of* pulled pork. Having been pulled, by definition, it is not burger compatible. So the appelation 'burger' implies a burger topped with pulled pork. And beef is the typical choice.

The Red Lion in Alnmouth do a lovely Pork Burger & doesn't mention the word 'pulled'.

'Pulled' is a new word for 'shredded' is it not? or have I missed something over the last 59 years?

No, pulled is different: Pulled is pork cooked over a long time so it can be "pulled" apart by hand. Shredded is just chopped up pork.

Pulled pork burger should be a beef burger with some pulled pork on. What you had is not that. Don't mind swapping the burger for extra pork but that's not a pulled pork burger

Does a Hamburger also contain a beefburger?

Anybody ever had a sloppy joe ? 😳

Yep. My Mum used to make me wear one under my shirt.

what, a hamburger ? 😯 - keeps the chill off, I suppose

Did you develop a fear of dogs ?

So the appelation 'burger' implies a burger topped with pulled pork.

Nah, in this instance 'burger' describes the style of bun and serving style.

(Pulled Pork Stottie round here 🙂 )

I thought a Hamburger was a beefburger

Made from cowpig?

[url= https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hamburger ]Ich bin ein Berliner[/url] 😀

scaredypants - Member

Anybody ever had a sloppy joe ?

Yes, Jamaican friends of ours in the 70's introduced us to them

No, pulled is different: Pulled is pork cooked over a long time so it can be "pulled" apart by hand. Shredded is just chopped up pork.

Hmm... So It's a recent invention then? Cos pulled 'this & that' is something I'd never heard of till a few years ago.

Not a recent invention no, it's been popular in the Deep South of America pretty much forever.

Slow cooking and loads of barbeque sauce means cheaper cuts of meat are tender and taste great.

Isn't the mass consumer 'pulled pork' just the pork which has been jet washed off the carcass

Local pub in town calls them smoked stacked burger. It has a burger as the name suggests with pulled pork, what you had was a pulled pork buttie. It's only a stottie if it's in a stottie.

Drac

I thought the 5th paragraph of the grim up north act was that we didn't mention the beaches of Northumberland, Stotties and Pease Pudding to the southerners.

It's Ok they don't believe us.

Northumberland ain't north, it's the Midlands innit

No, it's North. It'd be called Midlandsunberland otherwise and that's as crazy as calling a sandwich a burger.
I had a 'Mac & cheese' burger the other week and it still contained a burger patty made of beef. I'd expect a pulled pork burger to do the same.

I'm so achingly niche and hipster that for lunch today I shall mostly be eating a pushed pork panino drizzled with a pomodoro jus.

Served on a hand carved bed of sustainable Uruguayan hardwood curated by indigenous rainforest artisans.

...and a can of Irn-Bru.

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Whenever i see this trendy wendy stuff i think of..
http://singletrackmag.com/forum/topic/why-has-pulled-pork-appeared-everywhere

Ah, so Northamptonshire must be in the north too, no?

And Sutherland?

The deep Suth?

pulled pork in a bap is a pulled pork roll
cheese in a bap is a cheese roll
cheese on a burger in a bap is a cheeseburger
bacon in a bap is a bacon roll
bacon on a burger in a bap is a bacon burger
therefore pulled pork on a burger in a bap is a pulled pork burger

even essex is "the north"

Pulled pork on a burger is fine by me, as long as there is an actual burger on there too. No different to having Bacon on a burger really.

It's only a stottie if it's in a stottie.

But of course. And not to be confused with a barm.

cheese on a burger in a bap is a cheeseburger
..
bacon on a burger in a bap is a bacon burger

Gotcha.

So a hamburger is ham on a burger?

And a chicken burger is chicken on a burger?

And a veggie burger is an abomination?

If it says burger there should be a burger patty involved somewhere. Simple.

No it's more a chilli burger.