Pulled Pork Pockets (pics)

PatioDaddio · Jan 30, 2010

Let's continue with the leftover pulled pork theme. Here are some
pulled pork pockets that I whipped up for lunch.

It's just canned flaky biscuit dough rolled out to six-inch rounds,
filled with pork then brushed with an egg wash and sprinkled with a
little chili powder. Bake at 350* for 20 minutes. I served them with
BBQ sauce for dipping.

They're simple, but very tasty!

John

spiffs · Jan 30, 2010

thnxs for the inspiration, looks great and a nice idea for left over PP

Phubar · Jan 30, 2010

Wow Patio!
Looks terrific!
Did something similair today!
Mine look a bit different.:wink

pron will phollow)

Markbb · Jan 30, 2010

Like the pork pockets and they look really good......Good Job!!

Alan in Ga · Jan 30, 2010

That looks real good

Ron_L · Jan 30, 2010

Nice job, John! I'll take a half dozen or so!

deguerre · Jan 30, 2010

Ron_L said:
Nice job, John! I'll take a half dozen or so!

Make that a baker's dozen for me.:biggrin:

swibirun · Jan 30, 2010

Great job, John. Those look wonderful.

big blue bbq · Jan 30, 2010

I do believe that will be my next leftover trick. Would make great snacks at the superbowl (i am sorry, big game) parties.

PatioDaddio · Jan 30, 2010

Thanks, folks. I hadn't thought of it, but they would make for a pretty nice Super Bowl finger food. They are just a little hand-friendly pulled pork sammy.

John

blackdog043 · Jan 30, 2010

great idea on how to use the left over pp. I have to remeber that one.

BlkJeep · Jan 30, 2010

Nice high on the carbs but very nice..

PatioDaddio · Jan 30, 2010

BlkJeep said:
Nice high on the carbs but very nice..

Carbs? I'm a fuel injection guy, myself. :-D

John

BlkJeep · Jan 30, 2010

PatioDaddio said:
Carbs? I'm a fuel injection guy, myself. :-D

John

Me too but lately my injectors have getting clogged!

I'd splurge on those though!!

MilitantSquatter · Jan 30, 2010

Looks good John...

reminds me of the BBQ joint in Connecticut that used to ofer a Bunkie, Louisiana style meat pie.. They used to serve it with a really nice pepper jelly/honey dipping sauce.. worked very well together.

Paulmark · Jan 30, 2010

Great idea for quickie dough, good job. Thanks for the idea.

PatioDaddio · Feb 2, 2010

I finally had a chance to write a real recipe and post it on the blog, so here it is.

Ingredients
1 can (16.3 oz) Flaky canned biscuits (I used Pillsbury's Grands!®)
3 cups Pulled or roasted pork, chopped
1 Egg white
1 tsp Water
Your favorite BBQ seasoning/rub
Chili powder

Method
Preheat your oven to 350º.

Wisk the egg white and water together in a small bowl and set aside.

On a floured work surface, roll each biscuit into a six-inch round.

Place about 1/3 cup of the pork on one half of each round and sprinkle it with a dash of the seasoning.

Fold the exposed half of each round over the filling and pinch and roll to seal the edge.

Arrange the pockets on a sheet pan leaving about an inch between each.

Cut a one-inch slash in the top of each pocket.

Brush the top and seams of each pocket with the egg wash and sprinkle with a little chili powder.

Bake until golden brown (about 20 minutes)

Serve with barbecue sauce for dipping.

Enjoy!

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John

Bogus Chezz Hawg · Feb 2, 2010

I will try that! They look very tasty!

bigabyte · Feb 2, 2010

What are you gonna pick? Pork Pockets!

bamaman76 · Feb 2, 2010

John what a great idea man makes me hungry just looking at it!

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