What To Serve With Pulled Pork

Can you really serve pulled pork without coleslaw? The BBQ gods might smite you!

This easy to make coleslaw has a deliciously tangy homemade sauce that pairs so well with sweet and smoky pork.

This copycat recipe is an amazing dupe of my favorite pre-made salad. It's got tons of lettuce, cabbage, cauliflower, kale, and sliced radishes, all wrapped in a creamy dill pickle dressing and topped with crispy croutons.

Once you try it, you'll be hooked!

Fennel and apple are such perfect companions for pork, that this salad is a total contender for best pulled pork side dish.

It's crunchy, slightly sweet, and tangy, so basically, everything you need for bbq pork!

This creamy cucumber salad is the perfect side dish for BBQ pulled pork. A zingy, creamy sauce made with sour cream, vinegar, and fresh dill coats the sliced cucumbers and red onion with a flavor blanket!

Is it a BBQ cookout without potato salad?

No. It's not.

Seriously! You gotta make some potato salad too!

This super simple pasta salad recipe is heavy on the sauce and slightly sweet, making it a perfect pork companion! It's creamy nature helps to temper some of the heavy meat flavor.

Ok. they're not technically a side dish, but you're missing out if you're not adding pickles to your spread when serving pulled pork sandwiches!

The crunch, the dill, the sourness all pair so well with pulled pork!

Cornbread is a bit of an addiction in this house. Warm out of the oven and spread with soft butter on the plate beside your pulled pork? Oh my gosh!

This recipe made with maple syrup and calls for a 30 minute rest before being baked in a screaming hot cast iron skillet for a light and fluffy cornbread with a crust you just can't beat!

Baked potatoes might seem like a strange pairing for pulled pork, but, have you ever made yourself a fully loaded baked potato stuffed with saucy bbq pulled pork, smoky cheese and topped with slaw?

I bet you're going to now!

Not feeling the baked potato? What about a baked sweet potato!

They're sweet, soft, and fluffy on the inside with a crisp baked potato skin on the outside. These sweet potatoes can be baked in the oven or microwave for an easy side dish.

Can't get enough of that smoky flavor? Try this awesome smoked corn on the cob recipe.

The husks are pulled back and the corn is brushed with BBQ butter before being recovered and smoked till delicious!

Can't forget the southern barbecue staple, collard greens! These tender greens are sauteed with onions and garlic in lard before being tossed with cooked pulled pork and BBQ sauce.

Humble baked beans are such a great side for pulled pork, no one wants to admit it, but baked beans are probably their favorite dish. This recipe is full of flavor, from the salty bacon, to the sweet onion and brown sugar.

You'll love it.

I don't want to live in a world where pulled pork is served without mac and cheese. This oven baked mac and cheese recipe is made with 3 different kinds of cheese, and one of them is smoked gouda. HELLO!

Trust me, you need it.

I guarantee no one will say no to these crispy wedges. They're tossed in a seasoned parmesan coating before being roasted to perfection.

Yum!

Psst. This same process will work if they're cut into french fries. Or if you feel like sweet potato fries!

After a meal like that, you deserve a delicious treat! Sourdough brownies are a rich, fudgy indulgence. This brownie recipe is made with browned buttter, 2 kinds of chocolate and sourdough discard for the best brownie you'll ever have.

Can't have warm brownies without vanilla ice cream! This sous vide vanilla ice cream recipe is blow your mind delicious, and beyond easy. This recipe skips all the normal French custard based ice cream drudgery like tempering eggs and sieving the ice cream base. A quick whisk, pour, sous vide, chill, freeze is all you need to have incredible ice cream.