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Timber 2 Table - BBQ Wild Pork and Cheese Stuffed Bread

Frozen yeast dinner rolls plus leftover wild pig BBQ makes these appetizers a snap

BBQ Wild Pork and Cheese Stuffed Bread


30 Min

Prep Time


25 Min

Cook Time


4-12

Servings


Easy

Difficulty

Whenever we smoke a wild pig, or even just a shoulder or ham, we often have leftovers.

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Large cuts or whole wild pigs often result in leftover pulled pork.

Sure, you can vacuum-seal and freeze them for handy sandwich fixings, but you can also use it in other recipes.

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A tasty way to use up leftover pulled pork.

This quick appetizer is always a hit when I serve it at parties, dinners, or game-day get-togethers. Besides the pulled pork, there are only two other ingredients: frozen yeast dinner rolls, and cubed cheddar or pepperjack cheese.

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Cube up your favorite brand of cheese.

You want the uncooked rolls for this one, the kind that need to rise for a few hours before you bake them. Find them in the frozen bread section of your local supermarket. Sure, you can make your own dough if you have the time and a recipe you like, but these taste great and are easy to make with very little cleanup afterward.

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Allow the uncooked yeast dinner rolls to rise according to package instructions.

Place a dozen (or really as many as you like) rolls in a lightly greased baking dish and allow them to rise in a warm area according to package directions. Once the rolls have risen, take one out and stretch it like you would a mini pizza crust so that it is thin and more or less round.

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Stretch the risen dough into a thin round and fill with pork and a cheese cube.

Put a spoonful of pulled pork and a block of cheddar on the center of the dough. Roll the edges up and around the filling, pinching it to seal.

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Pinch the dough around the filling to seal.

Set the filled rolls, seam side down, onto a greased baking sheet. Bake according to package directions, usually 15-20 minutes at 350 degrees, or until the rolls are cooked through and golden brown.

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Bake the rolls until golden brown and fully cooked.

Serve as an appetizer, a snack, or even a main dish.

Ingredients

1 pound pulled BBQ wild pork

12 uncooked frozen yeast dinner rolls

12 cubes (¾-inch) cheddar or pepperjack cheese

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