These BBQ Pulled Pork Nachos are a great alternative to traditional nachos and a great way to use up leftover pulled pork.
While I am not usually big on other people’s opinions of me, I do find other people’s opinion of my relationship interesting.
Especially when it comes from the straight shooters in my life.
While Kita and Erin were here in our last night of late night talking my husband said goodnight and went up to bed.
Kita (the tell it like it is girl) says to me “I really like the two of you together” and I gave the okay (inquisitive) look to her.
And she said “you can tell he just adores you and he shows it in everything you guys do together”.
Which he does….but sometimes I forget that.
It’s good to be reminded of that.
My hubby is the king of the little things.
Pretty much every time he is at the grocery store he comes back with something that he thought I might like.
He’s the random text an I love you during the day guy.
My husband goes through more of my business cards than I do because he’s always talking about me (and then handing my card when they say “she runs a food blog?”).
He’s amazing to go to eat with because basically I get to have two meals as he almost always lets me pick what to eat because he will eat just about anything…so we share (side note Kita and Erin loved how into food my husband is…as am I).
No matter what food item it is if he knows I like it I always get the last one: last cookie, last spoonful of ice cream, last BBQ Pulled Pork Nacho, you name it.
Sometimes when life is in full swing it’s hard to notice these things.
We are running everywhere for kids, work, whatever.
Life is not always roses and unicorn smiles.
Sometimes it’s fixing the car for the billionth time and coming in and passing out on the couch and just letting him sleep because I know he needs it even though it’s technically our date night.
So it’s nice to just get away sometimes and just focus on us…which is what we will be doing this week.
So when you don’t see me around it’s because I’m on a mini (and last) honeymoon with my honey.
You can follow on Instagram to see where we are and what we are doing (I’ll give you a shocking hint…hockey and food is involved).
Another thing my hubby does all the time for me as most of you know is cook.
I had made pulled pork for sandwiches for the kids this weekend but we had some left over (though not enough for a full round of sandwiches again).
I had made pulled pork nachos once before and thought gee I should blog this so when he suggested doing that again I was like yes…but let me get the camera!
Not pictured is the coleslaw because we were brain dead when taking photos I guess.
So if you are a coleslaw fan with pulled pork then totally add that to the nachos.
These are a great alternative and a fantastic game day snack.
If you need me I’ll be snuggling with my man.
P.S. It’s a great day to buy my cookbook Holy Sweet!
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BBQ Pulled Pork Nachos
Ingredients
- Enough tortilla chips to fill a baking sheet (we used about 5 handfuls)
- 2 cups pulled pork, shredded
- 1 cup cheddar cheese, shredded
- 1/2 cup smoked gouda cheese, shredded
- 1 cup mozzarella cheese, shredded
- 1/2 cup BBQ sauce (more depending on how much you like the sauce), I used Sweet Baby Ray's
- Sour cream, garnish
- 1 cup coleslaw (optional)
Instructions
Preheat oven to 425F.
Spread chips out evenly as possible onto a baking sheet.
Sprinkle pulled pork over the chips.
Pour about half the BBQ sauce onto the chips and pork.
Evenly distribute the cheddar cheese on top of the chips.
Evenly distribute the smoked gouda cheese on top of the chips.
Evenly distribute the mozzarella cheese on top of the chips..
Bake for 10-15 minutes.
Watch to see that they don’t burn.
Remove from oven, add more BBQ sauce if desired.
Top with sour cream and coleslaw (if desired).
Serve warm.
KB says
I love pulled pork – my favorite way to make it is a pork loin roast in a slow cooker with a bottle of root beer for 6 or so hours on low, then drained and smothered in BBQ sauce. My favorite way to eat it is going to depend on how these nachos taste when I make them. And I will make them soon!
I hope you have fun on your hockey honey-mini-moon! Who needs roses and unicorn smiles when you can make each other smile? 🙂 On a side note, “hockey honeymoon munch” sounds like an awesome name for a snack mix and I don’t even know what my brain thinks would be in the mix yet. I just know it sounds fantastic.
Peabody says
@KB this pulled pork was in a slow cooker on low with a can of Coke
Rosa says
Mmmhhhh, this looks ever devilishly good!
Cheers,
Rosa
Zainab says
This made me smile! We forget how good our parners are sometimes when we are all busy running around this life. So glad you took some time to see that (and reading this I was thinking of mine too). Now that nacho is just wonderful! Should have totally happened last night 🙂
Erin @ The Spiffy Cookie says
Definitely love you two together!
Bev says
Yeah, you’re absolutely right. it’s all about the little things.
Oh yeah, GO HABS!
Amanda says
Yum!!!