10 Amazing Pulled Pork Recipes That Aren't Sandwiches

Here's how they do it in the Land of Enchantment. This recipe turns your savory pulled pork into a hearty stew featuring Hatch chile peppers, potatoes, carrots, and tomatoes.

Swap out tortilla chips for tater tots and top with pulled pork, pepperjack cheese, pickled peppers, and barbecue sauce. "A mashup of the BBQ pork nachos that are on so many menus in Memphis and the South-of-the-Border influenced Totchos that have blown up," says Leslie Kelly. "Serve with extra barbeque sauce for dipping."

Here's pulled pork pizza with pickle slices and lots of mozzarella! "A very easy way to make a delicious BBQ pork pizza in minutes!" says HARTMR.

Yes, this is a sandwich, but it's in the grilled cheese family, and just out-of-the-ordinary enough to include it here. "Carnitas, avocado, and cheese are layered between thick slices of bread and grilled with more cheese on the outside of the bread in this ultimate Tex-Mex grilled cheese," says Julie Hubert.

"This new American classic-part Chinese pork bun, part corn dog-looked good, tasted great, and felt oh-so-right in my hand," says Chef John. "Not only did the warm muffin feel good, but also I was eating cornbread with barbecue pork and my fingers were absolutely spotless!"

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Here's a quick and easy recipe for the microwave. Pulled pork combines with beans, and Monterey Jack cheese. Pop it in the oven, then drizzle with enchilada sauce and more shredded cheese. "Goes well with a little coleslaw," says Chef Kevin.

Pulled pork meets lasagna! "I smoke a 6-10 pound Boston butt ahead of time," says cullinanpat, "slicing off some for a dinner and then pulling the rest for pulled pork sandwiches and of course Barbecue Lasagna."

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Again, a sandwich. But this one does it with Cuban style, featuring pulled pork and ham. "I like to use pulled pork," says ," says Chef John. "Carnitas would work too. These ingredients and amounts are open to your own personal preferences, but here's the general idea."

Leftover pulled pork combines with chicken broth, milk, barbecue sauce, and seasonings in this quick-and-easy creamy soup.

This simple Brunswick stew for the slow cooker calls for leftover pulled pork, plus diced tomatoes, frozen mixed vegetables, and cubed potatoes. "I had some pulled pork in my freezer leftover," says Paula. "This was a perfect recipe for using it. Easy to put together and yet have a good dinner after a long day away from home."