How to Prepare Perfect Pork butts n taters

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Pork butts n taters. Pork Butts and Taters are the favorite meal of Cow and Chicken. It is essentially fried pork butts served alongside baked potatoes. They can be served on a plate, but traditionally they are served by using a catapult to launch them into the eater's mouth.

Great recipe for Pork butts n taters.

Yes this is the "pork butts n taters" from cow and chicken!

I love to cook a small roast and to have leftover for sandwiches.

You can cook Pork butts n taters using 7 ingredients and 7 steps. Here is how you achieve that.

Ingredients of Pork butts n taters

  1. Prepare 5 of pork chops.

  2. You need 1 of barbecue seasoning to coat.

  3. Prepare 3 large of potatoes.

  4. It’s 1 envelope of fiesta ranch dressing mix.

  5. Prepare 1 of oil to drizzle on potatoes.

  6. You need 1 of ranch dressing (optional).

  7. You need 1 of cholula hot sauch (optional).

Please feel free to add or remove/reduce any ingredients you prefer.

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Pork butts n taters instructions

  1. Turn on broiler to high.

  2. Cut potatoes into wedges, place in a large bag or bowl with fiesta ranch and mix in. Place on a baking sheet.

  3. Drizzle with oil and cook under the broiler for 20 minutes for soft and 25-30 for crispy wedges.

  4. While the potatoes cook, coat the pork chops in barbecue seasoning and cook on medium high heat until cooked through.

  5. Make the dressing (:.

  6. Mix together about 1/2 cup of ranch with about 1/4th cup of hot sauce. The amount to use is totally dependant on how spicy you want the sauce. I like it spicy and mix it until its about orange.

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There are several recipes that use this particular cut of pork meat, such as glazed smoked pork butt.

A simple glaze made with apricot preserves adds a touch of sweetness to this tender, juicy smoked pork shoulder.

Enjoy it sliced with potatoes and veggies or shredded for sandwiches.

Most folks like to rub their pork butts when they're making pulled pork.

This gives the meat a lot of flavor, and if you use a wet rub with an acidic liquid, the rub can also help tenderize the butt.