This roundup covers 25+ easy pork butt recipes that are sure to be a hit in the kitchen. From carnitas to pulled pork, these recipes can bring your meal to the next level.
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Wondering what to make with pork butt?
With the right preparation and recipes, pork butt can elevate your meals to the next level with juicy, succulent flavors. Check out these 25+ delicious recipes to try something new!
The BEST Recipes with Pork Butt
The BEST Instant Pot Pork Carnitas are easy to make at home with your electric pressure cooker. A quick pop under the broiler at the end ensures that the carnitas get nice and crispy!
Our favorite slow-cooker pulled pork recipe teams up with caramelized onion and squishy, pillowy rolls to make for an out-of-this-world pineapple pulled pork sandwich.
These Pork Street Tacos are easy to make at home with your slow cooker. Popping the carnitas under the broiler at the end ensures that they get nice and crispy!
Cooked low and slow, there’s nothing quite like truly great pulled pork, and this pulled pork recipe is the very best we’ve ever made! Plus, this recipe works in the oven, slow-cooker, or Instant Pot!
Brown Sugar Garlic Butter Roast Pork. Slow roast pork that’s caramelized on the outside, ultra tender on the inside, with syrupy sweet-savory-buttery juices.
Hawaiian Style Slow Cooker Kalua Pork. Easy to prepare and no hands on cooking make this pork recipe a breeze to make and turns out perfect every time.
This is the actual recipe for Cuban Roast Pork from the movie Chef. Created by rock star LA chef Roy Choi, this is EASY and packs a SERIOUS flavour punch!
Texas Smoked Pulled Pork. This simple, smoked Pork Shoulder/Butt creates the most tender, flavorful pulled pork. Cooked low and slow, this pork is melt in your mouth good!
Slow Cooker Pulled Pork Chili – This amazing, sweet heat style pulled pork chili is absolutely mouthwatering! Everything you love about pulled pork made into a hearty chili that’s packed with BBQ flavor and perfectly hearty for those cold fall and winter evenings!
Slow Cooker Asian Caramel Pulled Pork is crazy tender smothered in the most addicting savory, sweet and spicy sauce infused with coconut milk, soy sauce, sweet chili sauce, sriracha, ginger and garlic. This pork is amazing with rice/veggies or in salads, wraps, tacos, etc!
Pork Stew is rich, hearty comfort food, that’s sure to chase away the winter blues with it’s tender chunks of meat and veggies in a rich and flavorful broth.
Many of these recipes can be made ahead of time and stored in the refrigerator for a few days or even in the freezer. Simply check the individual recipes for full storing instructions and details on how to make ahead.
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25+ easy pork butt recipes that are sure to be a hit! From carnitas to pulled pork, these recipes can bring your meal to the next level. Try these Pork Street Tacos. They're easy to make at home with your slow cooker. Popping the carnitas under the broiler at the end ensures that they get nice and crispy!
Combine garlic salt, chili powder, dried oregano, dried basil, cumin, ground coriander, brown sugar, and sweet paprika.
Rub the spice mixture evenly over the pork. Place pork in the bottom of a slow cooker.
Pour the orange and lime juice over the pork.
Cover and cook on LOW for 10-12 hours, or HIGH for 5-6 hours, or until pork is tender and falling apart. Use a fork to shred the meat.
Preheat oven broiler to HIGH. Arrange the pork in a single layer on a baking sheet.
Taste the pork for saltiness. You may want to sprinkle some additional salt on top.
Place underneath broiler until tips of pork are browned and slightly crisp, about 3-5 minutes. (Don’t walk away from it. Keep an eye on meat to make sure it doesn’t burn or become overly browned).