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    Shredded Pork with Mushrooms – Give Every Night New Flavor

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    I love slow cooker meals.

    I love how smoothly my days “run” when I’ve got dinner going in the slow cooker. I love being able to sit on the couch through the “witching hour.” (Who am I kidding…I’m don’t sit on the couch. And just sit.) So I guess, I love being able to get through the witching hour without being in the kitchen and having little people pulling at my knees or tugging on my shirt, asking for a snack.

    “Dinner will be ready in 5 minutes…you can wait until then.”

    How many times have I uttered that phrase?

    Thousands, maybe.

    So this meal was a big hit…with all the little men, the big man and I really enjoyed it too. Plates were cleared, stakes were claimed on the leftovers (pulled pork sandwiches for lunch), and we all left the table with full, happy bellies.

    The delicious flavors, the ease of the prep and cooking…a winner indeed!

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    Shredded Pork with Mushrooms

    From Give Every Night New Flavor

    Yield – 8 servings, 1 cup

    Preparation Time – 10 minutes

    Cooking Time – 8 1/4 hours in slow cooker

    Ingredients

    • PAM® Original No-Stick Cooking Spray
    • 3 pounds boneless pork shoulder, cut into large pieces
    • 2 cans (14.5 oz each) Hunt’s® Diced Tomatoes with Spicy Red Pepper, undrained
    • 1 can (6 oz each) Hunt’s® Tomato Paste
    • 1 pkg (0.87 oz each) pork gravy mix
    • 3 tablespoons packed brown sugar
    • 1 pkg (8 oz each) sliced fresh mushrooms

    Directions

    • Spray inside of 4 to 5-quart slow cooker with cooking spray. Combine remaining ingredients in slow cooker.
    • Cover; cook on LOW 8 to 10 hours or on HIGH 4 to 6 hours or until meat is tender. Separate pork into smaller pieces.
    *Disclosure: This is part of a sponsored campaign on behalf of Kroger and ConAgra foods. Opinions are my own.

    Comments

    1. I like this one with the slow cooker so it works while you’re away. You come home to some good aromas and don’t have to fuss. Slow Cooker Shredded Pork with Mushrooms is the one I want to make first. The ingredients are simple.

    9. I just made Bar0B-Q Chicken in the slow cooker yesterday. Love the smells and simplicity of the slow cooker. First time I had made chicken in the crockpot—-ever!

    12. Our next family recipe that I think will be a favorite is Spicy Chicken Chili! It looks great, and with the cold weather would be great to warm us up!

    16. Mmmm… this sounds great! I also checked out the website and the rosemary pot roast sounds wonderful as well!

    23. I think this looks and sounds delicious. I am always trying to come up with new ways to add new flavor to some of the same old recipes.

    51. Well, your selection definitely looks good, but I think Fiesta Chicken with rice and beans would be a hit with my family!

    53. I think the Rosemary Pot Roast would be a favorite…especially in this cold weather.
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    83. At first I was going to go with the Sloppy Joe Biscuit casserole because it sounded good and I have most of the ingredients on hand… then I saw the Sloppy Joe Cornbread Bake… and that looks even yummier! Cornbread Bake it is!

    92. Shredded pork looks good,I do a whole chicken,spice it up the way you like it,put in refrigerator for 1-12 hrs. then slice onions(and/or veg.) in slow cooker.I start out at high for 30-60 minutes,then turn to low for 5-7 hrs. Talk about good and it’s cheaper the the store bought ones and taste better too. You can make gravy at the end if you like,you might have to skim so fat out.
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    106. The pork and mushrooms is definitely one for me to try…anything in the crock pot is a winner!

    111. I am thinking the creamy chicken pasta skillet is going onto my menu plan for this week! 🙂

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