How to nail the soft bun pulled pork sandwich

To craft this game-changing sandwich, start by choosing the perfect bun for the role. Brioche hamburger buns and Hawaiian rolls are excellent options, as they are naturally soft yet sturdy enough to hold the other ingredients without becoming a soggy mess (the latter is often used in French toast for this reason). While you won't be toasting these buns, warming them up is definitely the way to go — it not only makes them more tender but can also enhance their flavor. You can achieve this by steaming them, a technique commonly used by hot dog vendors.
Warming the buns this way is quite easy, even without a proper steamer. Just place them on a plate in the microwave with a small cup of water for about 20 seconds, or create a makeshift steamer using a sieve or colander set over a pot of boiling water (just ensure the buns don’t touch the water, or they’ll get soggy). Place the buns inside, cover with a kitchen towel for a couple of minutes, and voilà — your buns are ready for pulled pork duty. Now, all that’s left is to pile on as much meat, slaw, and other delicious toppings as you can handle.
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