So I wanted some, and being in the land of mustard BBQ sauce, its hard to find the good stuff. Annnnnnnnnd I didn't have a pork loin. BUT ;) I did have some chicken breasts.
Ingredients:
1 lb boneless skinless chicken breast ( I used frozen)
1 can swanson chicken broth
1 cup vinegar sauce*
In your crockpot, put in your chicken breasts in and add broth and vinegar sauce. Cover and cook for 4-6 hours or until it shreds easily. *sigh* Drain the excess juices and shred chicken using forks
This is soooooooo easy and soooooooooo good. I think I am in love!
1/3 of this is 4 PointsPlus. YumYum.
*this is where all the magic yummy goodness comes in to play.
1 cups apple cider vinegar
2 tablespoons brown sugar
1/8 teaspoon salt
1/4 teaspoon cayenne pepper
1 teaspoon Worcestershire sauce
1 teaspoon red pepper flakes
mix all ingredients together and store in a closed container over night or longer to allow flavors to blend. Sometimes when I make this, I add onion or garlic powders. Just play around with is some and see what makes it best for you!
You can make a double batch to keep some on reserve and to drizzle some more over your chicken when you serve if you want :)
Yummmmmm. I love BBQ chicken. And how did I miss that you were doing WW? No wonder you didn't want GS cookies. LOL I'm using SparkPeople to lose weight. I thought about WW but counting calories is easier for me.
ReplyDeleteI love me some WW. I have been at lifetime for 2 years. now trying to keep it off! :)
ReplyDeleteI say, whatever works for you is FABU!!
Mmm mmm good!!
ReplyDeleteYou know, I was thinking I would love to try your recipe with chicken just because we always have that around... although we do love pork too! So, it's awesome to read that you made this with chicken! I love your vinegar(y) sauce ...I've never figured out went into a good sauce...thanks for sharing Angie!
You are so welcome Dee, I have found that the longer the sauce sits around the better the flavors blend! just put in in a container and refigerate (well thats what i do!!)
ReplyDeleteI am so making this. Yum!
ReplyDelete- Lorin
Do it! It is so much easier than the pork since it just falls apart :) <3
ReplyDeleteAh, this is one I already make too - it sure is good! :-)
ReplyDeleteI think I may have to try this one. We're big BBQ people, but tend more towards the tomato base sauces...but I'm FOREVER trying to get the right blend of sweet and tangy.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing!
Wow this really sounds Delish! I will have to try it for sure. Thanks to my daughter, she comes up with some of the best tasting dishes!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the recipe! I am making it again today! Twice in a week!
ReplyDeleteThis stuff is Cron as a mynx
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