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How to Make Honey Rosemary Pork in a Slow Cooker – Tender, Juicy, and Effortlessly Delicious

Let’s be honest — pork can be intimidating.

Too long in the oven?

Dry as a bone.

Not long enough?

Still chewy.

And checking doneness without overcooking?

A high-wire act.

But what if you could walk away, go to work, take a nap, or binge a show — and come back to fall-apart tender pork, glazed in a sweet, herbal sauce?

Enter: Honey Rosemary Pork in a Slow Cooker — a foolproof recipe from Sweet & Savory that turns a tricky cut into a melt-in-your-mouth masterpiece.

No guesswork.

No stress.

Just set it and forget it deliciousness.

Let’s dive into how to make this aromatic, juicy, slow-cooked pork — with just a handful of ingredients and one magical pot.

Why This Recipe Works So Well

Pork shoulder (also called pork butt) is marbled with fat and connective tissue — perfect for slow cooking.

As it cooks low and slow:

The fat melts

The collagen breaks down into gelatin

The meat becomes incredibly tender

And the honey and rosemary?

They create a sweet-herbal crust that caramelizes slightly, adding depth and warmth.

This isn’t just pork.

It’s comfort in a crock.

Ingredients (Serves 6–8)

Pork shoulder (boneless)

3–4 lbs

Ideal cut for shredding

Fresh rosemary, chopped

 

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