Best Vegan BBQ Pulled Pork Sandwich (Jackfruit)

Vegan BBQ Pulled Pork Sandwich is so easy and made quickly from scratch.

You only need a few ingredients, including a BBQ sauce, jackfruit and a few spices for a delicious BBQ Pulled Jackfruit.

This smoky vegetarian sandwich with no oil or sugar (wfpb) and with french fried onions and a quick coleslaw is a perfect match for football game days, Super Bowl or simply when you're ready for a real comfort meal.

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Have you ever eaten a kind of pulled pork and miss the taste with your current lifestyle?!

Then you should definitely try my version of the vegan Pulled Pork Jackfruit sandwich.

It's not just a simple vegan pulled pork recipe, it is also authentic in taste and texture, thanks to the fibrous Jackfruit.

Serve this sandwich with homemade roasted onions and American Coleslaw for dinner or lunch.

I've already tried one version of the famous American Pulled Pork, this pineapple pulled pork Jackfruit with guacamole.

After this version I finally had to try the traditional version and with the crispy oil-free french fried onions this vegetarian pulled pork tastes heavenly good.

Ingredients

To prepare a vegan BBQ Pulled Pork recipe you do not need many ingredients and it's cooked super fast.

Get the exact quantities in the recipe card.

Buns

Jackfruit from the can in brine

Onion

Garlic

Chili powder

Maple syrup

Cumin

Black pepper

BBQ sauce

French Fried Onions

Onion

Flour

American Coleslaw

White cabbage

Red cabbage

Carrots

Red onion

Cashew Cream

White wine vinegar

2 Pickles

Celery seed

What is vegan pork made of?

We use jackfruit as the pork substitute for this vegan pulled pork sandwich recipe.

Jackfruit is incredibly fibrous and perfect for recreating the features of Pulled Pork.

If you do not like jackfruit, or you do not find it, you can also use a mix of oyster mushrooms and pickled artichokes.

To do this, simply use a fork and pull it apart.

Can you use ripe jackfruit for vegan pulled pork?

Ripe jackfruit are sweet and do not go very well with hearty dishes. Here I recommend using green jackfruit or jackfruit in brine.

Instruction

Pulled pork jackfruit

First fry the diced onions and chopped garlic cloves in a non-stick pan with a little oil. In the meantime, drain the jackfruit and wash it well. Now remove the harder core.

Separate the jackfruit with a fork and stir the jackfruit in a bowl with the onion and the rest of the ingredients.

Now put the Pulled Pork mass on a baking sheet lined with baking paper and bake it for about 20 min at 400°F (200°C).

Stir after 10 min times. Depending on the oven, it may take a little more or less than 20 minutes. The jackfruit looks more and more like pulled pork.

French Fried Onions

Slice the onion and fry the onion in a pan until the onions are slightly brown. Season with some Sea Salt. Now add the flour and stir well.

Heat the oven to 175°F (80°C) and place the onions on a baking sheet lined with baking paper and let it bake for about 90-120 minutes.

The onions will be crispy and lose liquid. Depending on how thick the onions are cut, it may take a little longer.

Just make this in a larger amount and always keep some in a sealed jar like a Mason Jar. Then you always have some at hand.

Coleslaw

Cut the cabbage into thin strips and grate the carrots.

Now prepare the dressing. Add the cashews, water and spices in a high-speed mixer and mix until a creamy consistency.

Massage the dressing into cabbage for about 3 minutes. The cabbage should now be softer. Season with sea salt and pepper.

Storage

You can freeze vegan pulled pork very well. Simply freeze the BBQ Jackfruit in portions.

To warm up, just take the Jackfruit out of the freezer the night before and warm it up in the oven the next day.

Serving Suggestions without bread

Tacos

Mashed potatoes

Polenta

Tortillas

Potato pancakes

Wrap with hummus and vegetables

Salad topping

Buddha Bowl

Corn on the cob 

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