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BCPL A Book & a Recipe Aug. 2026

Aug 13
2 min read

Ready for another round of great reading and a recipe? We sure are!


Today we're making Pulled Pork Rolls (Sliders) from Jenny Colgan's novel Summer at the Little Beach Street Bakery!


Let's get started...


We're changing it up a little and using the word direct from the book/author-


These are perfect for picnics. There's about a million ways to make pulled pork: as long as it's cooked long enouhg to be gorgeously tender, it doesn't really matter. I just use the simplest - I buy a huge hunk of pork (cheap cuts), cover it in olive oil, salt, pepper, a little sugar, and then wrap it up tightly in aluminum foil and cook for one hour at 400F, then five and a half hours at 250F, then a quick 15 minutes at 400F again. Then, if you can bear it, leave overnight.


Then pull apart with a fork and stick in a bowl.


To make the sauce:

250 ml mustard (English, not the stuff with seeds in)

150 ml brown sugar

180 ml cider vingar

50 ml water

Plenty of black pepper

Chili powder to taste - 1 or 2 tsp

Cayenne pepper to taste - 1/2 tsp

30 g butter

1 tsp of soy sauce


Bring all the ingredients, except soy sauce and butter, to boil on the stove. Let it simmer for 30 minutes, then add butter and soy sauce: simmer for a further 10 minutes.


Mix in sauce with the pork. Serve in rolls with coleslaw on the side - they're great for picnics!




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We'll return in September with the first of some fun Fall recipes. Thanks for checking in!



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