BBQ Pulled Pork with Lemony Green Bean Casserole
This BBQ pulled pork combines slow-cooked pork shoulder in tangy sauce with a bright lemony green bean casserole, finished with crispy shallots for textural contrast.
This BBQ pulled pork combines slow-cooked pork shoulder in tangy sauce with a bright lemony green bean casserole, finished with crispy shallots for textural contrast.

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Run BBQ sauce under warm water to thaw.
Open pork shoulder and add to a Suvie pan.
Open BBQ sauce and pour over and around the pork shoulder.
Open green beans and add to another Suvie pan.
Open lemon herb sauce (keep frozen) and squeeze out of packaging to rest on top of green beans.
Place pork shoulder into the top zone of Suvie and green beans into the bottom zone. Input settings and cook now. Alternatively, you can store or schedule the meal in the Suvie (please be sure to select "Yes" when asked if cooking from frozen).
When the cook is complete, use two forks and gently pull and shred pork apart. Mix the shredded pork with the BBQ sauce. Divide between plates with the green beans and lemon herb sauce and garnish with crispy shallots. Season to taste with salt and pepper.
Refrigerate pulled pork and casserole separately in airtight containers for up to 3 days; reheat pork gently in low oven to prevent drying, and warm casserole covered until heated through.
slow cooker or Dutch oven
Slow cooking a 24 oz pork shoulder typically takes 6-8 hours on low heat until it shreds easily with a fork.
Yes, the pulled pork can be cooked up to 2 days ahead and reheated gently. Assemble the casserole and add crispy shallots just before serving to maintain crunch.
Serve with coleslaw, cornbread, baked beans, or rice to round out the meal and balance the tangy BBQ and bright lemon flavors.
Add crispy shallots as a garnish immediately before serving rather than mixing them in early, which keeps them from softening in the casserole.
Yes, use any BBQ sauce you prefer—spicy, vinegar-based, or mustard-based all work well with pulled pork.
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