Pulled beef and shallot sandwiches are a perfect way to feed a crowd. They are great for potlucks or game day festivities.
Hi folks. Want a bite?
It's really good.
I ate three just while I took the photos.
Let's not even talk about how many I ate after.
So, the photos are not stellar. But the sandwich is. I can assure you of that because I ate 5. So, I am an expert. Okay, so maybe 6. Supreme expert, right.
This is a simple recipe. I just used a small roast and a few ingredients. You can enhance this by searing your meat before you pop it in the slow cooker.
You do not have to if you do not have time but coming from the expert I say do it. The extra 10 minutes will pay off later when you eat 8 of these. Not that I would ever eat 8 of these, 7 maybe but never 8. I have limits.
This is so easy to make. You gotta love slow cookers. They work their little tails off. Not that they have tails. Well, I mean they kind of do. I suppose the cord could be considered a tail. Hm.
These are so good! I mean, get the camera dirty and drop food all over the floor kind of good. Not that I did that or anything. I am a professional after all.
A word of advice from the expert, if you pile them this high you only need to eat 5. See, total professional!
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Mini Pulled Beef and Shallot Sandwiches
Ingredients
- 2 pound blade roast
- 1 tablespoon olive oil
- 1 cup chopped shallots
- 1 pinch salt
- 1 cup water
- 1 tablespoon Better than Bouillon vegetable base heaping
- ½ cup barbecue sauce
- 8 mini burger buns or rolls
Instructions
- Chop up your shallots. Set aside.
- Take a good quality pan and place it over medium-high heat, spray with a little non stick spray, and add a little olive oil to the pan. Let it get hot. Now carefully place the meat in the pan and brown all sides of it. I use tongs and a splatter screen to make life easier and less painful.
- Once it is ready place it in your slow cooker.
- Now in the same pan add some olive oil and toss in your shallots. You want to cook them long enough that they just start to brown up a little bit. Now slide these into the slow cooker on top of the meat.
- In the same pan again, pour your water and bouillon and bring it to a boil. As it is boiling scrape you pan to get off all the bits and pieces the roast and shallots left. That is where your extra flavor is. It's a step worth taking. Once it's boiled and scraped pour it in the slow cooker.
- Add some salt to the slow cooker.
- Now cook it on low for about 6 hours. Keep a close eye on it as every slow cooker is different. I would start checking it around the 5 hour mark.
- About 30 minutes before it's done pour your BBQ sauce in it, stir and let it cook for the remaining time.
- If for some reason it's not thick enough for your liking pop it in a pan and fry it over medium heat until it thickens up. Uncovered seems to thicken better.
- Once it's ready you can scoop it out and pop it on mini burger buns or rolls. I used mini rolls and they were fab.
- Serve with a messy smile.
Notes
Nutrition
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Kim Bee
You should hop on a plane. Like today. Like now. I have like 5 slow cookers in my cupboard. Lol!
I cannot believe the squishy sandwich made top 9! Cool but weird! Lol!
Kim Bee
Thanks so much my dear! xx
Kim Bee
Oh goodness gracious please do not eat these. For the love of all that is vegetables walk away girl.
Kim Bee
Ya but it would take all of them to match one of me. Bah ha ha! Thanks doll. xx
ping
Um, I do believe it's much cheaper for me to just go buy one from our local store 🙂 But thanks for the offer!
Carolyn
Yes, I do want a bite please!
Jen at The Three Little Piglets
I find putting sandwiches like this on mini buns makes me feel like it's perfectly acceptable to eat 8, 9 or 10 of them!
Erin @ Dinners, Dishes, and Desserts
These look insanely good! I would so eat 5 of these for dinner!
Kiri W.
Very cute! Love the mini aspect, while still having it positively loaded 🙂
Cheryl and Adam @ pictureperfectmeals.com
Can't tell you how excited we were to check back in with Foodbuzz and see you in the Top 9! You go girl! Great recipe, great shots!
Free Spirit Eater
I love pulled pork sandwiches! And you can't go wrong with shallots, I have the weirdest fascination with them. Congratulations on another great Top 9 post! Buzzed ya <3
Kim Bee
Ah but then you miss out on seeing me. That's priceless.
Kim Bee
Lol, only one?
Kim Bee
Ah see no wonder we are likethis!
Kim Bee
Thanks. Only 5?
Kim Bee
It's all an illusion. Make people think they are watching how much they eat by giving them mini's then putting the beef of a full sandwich on a mini-bun. It's pure evil, er, genius, er, evil, er....
Kim Bee
Aw you guys are so sweet. I appreciate it. I owe you an email. *sorry*
Kim Bee
I LOVE shallots. Like to the moon and back. They are like the perfect little item. I always think of them as a cross between an onion and garlic. I can't eat enough of them. Hence why I buy them in bulk at Costco.
Thank you!
Kim Bee
Thank you to everyone who buzzed this post! I was so elated and shocked to see it go top 9! You folks rock my socks! Much love, your Lunatic.xx
Eating Deliciously
Congrats on Top 9! I really like the combo of beef and shallots. YUM!