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Pulled pork hash with feta cheese and egg

Pulled pork hash with egg and feta

Nothing can go wrong when you use pulled pork in a dish. Nothing.

And this is no exception. I wanted to use leftover pulled pork (which freezes really well, by the way) without making the usual sandwich with slaw on a brioche bun. I remembered my favourite breakfast in one of my favourite London breakfast places – The Breakfast Club in Hoxton. I always have the same and even though their menu is extensive I just can’t resist their Chorizo Hash Browns. It’s a potato, onion and pepper ‘hash’ with chorizo, eggs on the side and feta as an optional extra. It really works! So I thought if I used pulled pork instead of chorizo it should still work. Oh and it worked. It really really worked.

Pulled pork hash ingredients

Pulled pork hash with egg and feta

What you get is smoky and spicy meat with sweet peppers and salty feta. Nearly all flavour notes in one dish. The egg is also very much needed to give it moisture and texture. Just think about a runny egg yolk oozing onto a mix of soft vegetables and pulled pork…

Pulled pork hash with oozy egg

There is nothing hard about this recipe and it’s also quick to put together provided you have leftover pulled pork. And you can have it as a main or breakfast. Brunch anyone?

You can find the original pulled pork recipe here. Want more slow cooked meat recipes? Check this slow roasted beef brisket.

Pulled pork hash with feta and egg
Print Recipe
A delicious and easy way to use leftover pulled pork, cooking it with shallots, red peppers, baby new potatoes, feta cheese and a fried egg.
Servings Prep Time
4 people 5 minutes
Cook Time
35 minutes
Servings Prep Time
4 people 5 minutes
Cook Time
35 minutes
Pulled pork hash with feta and egg
Print Recipe
A delicious and easy way to use leftover pulled pork, cooking it with shallots, red peppers, baby new potatoes, feta cheese and a fried egg.
Servings Prep Time
4 people 5 minutes
Cook Time
35 minutes
Servings Prep Time
4 people 5 minutes
Cook Time
35 minutes
Ingredients
Servings: people
Instructions
  1. Heat the olive oil in a deep frying pan (I used a wok) and add the sage leaves. Let them fry for a couple of minutes.
    Sage and olive oil
  2. Chop the garlic finely, the shallots into fine slices and the pepper into 2cm strips. Reduce the heat to low and add both garlic and shallots to the pan. Let them soften for 5 minutes before adding the pepper.
    Shallots and garlic for hash
  3. Cook for a good 15 minutes until the peppers are soft. In the meanwhile, chop the potatoes into small quarters or halves (depending on their size). You don't want anything bigger than a 1/2 inch cube. You don't have to peel them unless you want to. Boil the potatoes in salted water for 10 minutes or until they are soft.
    Shallots, garlic and pepper for hash
  4. When the peppers are soft, add the boiled potatoes to the pan and mix well. Fry all the vegetables together for 5 to 10 minutes until the potatoes start to toast a little and the flavours have combined.
    Baby new and vegetables for hash
  5. Add the pulled pork and mix well, warming everything throughout. Add a pinch of black pepper. Fry an egg per person in olive oil.
    dding pulled pork to the hash
  6. Plate up by crumbling the feta over the mix and placing a fried an egg on top. Finish with chopped parsley for a bit of colour.
    Pulled pork hash with egg and feta
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2 Comments

  • Reply Morgan Paige Abbott January 3, 2018 at 00:40

    I just made this for my fiance as a last minute dinner option— and he was stuffing his face telling me it was delicious! LOL!! I didn’t have some of the ingredients you used so I had to substitute… Instead of the sage I used dried thyme, instead of the shallot I used red onion, instead of the bell pepper I used canned roasted red peppers. Needless to say it still turned out fantastic… We are both equally stuffed. Thank you for sharing your creation!!! 😀

    • Reply The Copper Kettle July 21, 2018 at 16:54

      Hi Morgan,

      Thank you for dropping by and your lovely comments. Hopefully you can find other recipes that you might like. Let me know if you do.
      Thanks again!

      The Copper Kettle

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