How to Make the Best Instant Pot Pulled Pork Sliders with Summer Slaw
There’s something about summer at the lake that calls for easy, flavorful meals you can make ahead and serve to a crowd—preferably with bare feet and a cold drink in hand. These Instant Pot Pulled Pork Sliders with Summer Slaw are one of our go-to dishes at our “camp” on Flying Pond in Maine. Inspired by both my own family’s laid-back lake days in Maine and vintage cookout memories from my dad’s childhood cottage at Chapman Lake, this recipe is packed with smoky, savory flavor and topped with a bright, tangy slaw that screams summer. Whether you’re hosting a weekend gathering or just feeding a hungry crew after a swim, these sliders deliver big flavor with minimal effort.The beauty of Instant Pot pulled pork sliders is in its simplicity. Using the Instant Pot means you can get that melt-in-your-mouth, slow-cooked flavor in a fraction of the time—no smoker, grill, or oven required. It’s ideal for lake days…
There’s something about summer at the lake that calls for easy, flavorful meals you can make ahead and serve to…
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