I'm not sure that this is considered traditional, but we prefer our
pulled pork on hot dog buns instead of hamburger buns. We eat ours with
a pretty heavy serving of sweet slaw and a topping of apple cider
vinegar mixed with Texas Pete and perhaps a little cayenne to give it
even more tang. The vinegar and dressing on the slaw make the hamburger
buns really fall apart, where the hot dog ones seem to hold it all and
hang together.

Nonny
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"Nonnymus" > wrote in message
...
> I'm not sure that this is considered traditional, but we prefer our pulled
> pork on hot dog buns instead of hamburger buns. We eat ours with a pretty
> heavy serving of sweet slaw and a topping of apple cider vinegar mixed
> with Texas Pete and perhaps a little cayenne to give it even more tang.
> The vinegar and dressing on the slaw make the hamburger buns really fall
> apart, where the hot dog ones seem to hold it all and hang together.
>
> Nonny
> --
> ---Nonnymus---
> You don’t stand any taller by
> trying to make others appear shorter.
>
>
Holy Shit!
I'd give anything to try that!

Kent

On Fri, 27 Jul 2007 20:36:58 -0700, Nonnymus wrote:

> I'm not sure that this is considered traditional, but we prefer our
> pulled pork on hot dog buns instead of hamburger buns. We eat ours with
> a pretty heavy serving of sweet slaw and a topping of apple cider
> vinegar mixed with Texas Pete and perhaps a little cayenne to give it
> even more tang. The vinegar and dressing on the slaw make the hamburger
> buns really fall apart, where the hot dog ones seem to hold it all and
> hang together.
>
> Nonny

I did a bunch of PP last weekend. Made a nice slaw too. Try some Thai sweet
chili sauce Nonny...it's good on PP.
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Kent wrote:
> "Nonnymus" > wrote in message
> ...
>> I'm not sure that this is considered traditional, but we prefer our pulled
>> pork on hot dog buns instead of hamburger buns. We eat ours with a pretty
>> heavy serving of sweet slaw and a topping of apple cider vinegar mixed
>> with Texas Pete and perhaps a little cayenne to give it even more tang.
>> The vinegar and dressing on the slaw make the hamburger buns really fall
>> apart, where the hot dog ones seem to hold it all and hang together.
>>
>> Nonny
>> --
>> ---Nonnymus---
>> You don’t stand any taller by
>> trying to make others appear shorter.
>>
>>
> Holy Shit!
> I'd give anything to try that!
>
> Kent
>
>
Would you give 7 or 10 bucks, and 7 hours? You can make it happen.