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Carnitas (Mexican Slow Cooker Pulled Pork)

By:Nagi
Published:20 Mar '19Updated:11 Oct '22
3,243 Comments
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Every tortilla dreams of being stuffed with Carnitas. Picture seasoned pork slow-cooked into tender submission, gently shredded and pan-fried to golden, crispy perfection. Carnitas has that elusive combination of juicy and crispy that’s so irresistible. The best part of this Carnitas? 5 minutes prep!

This is a reader-favourite recipe included by popular demand in my debut cookbook “Dinner”!

Pile of golden, crispy and juicy Pork Carnitas on a white plate.

Carnitas

Is there anything better in this world than pork slowly cooked until it’s crazy juicy and fall apart tender, then crisped to golden perfection?

Yes.

When it’s inside a taco. 😂

Carnitas is one of my specialities. I make this recipe often – for everyday purposes, a freezer standby and for taco-bar gatherings with friends!

Overhead photo of two Pork Carnitas Tacos with tequila shots on the side.

The one and only Pork Carnitas

I went through A LOT of Pork Carnitas recipes before settling on this as The One. I’ve been loyal to it for over a decade because it ticks all my boxes:

✅ Extremely quick 5 minute preparation
✅ Made with easy to find natural ingredients
✅ Enough flavour to eat plain (and you will pick it out of the pan!)
✅ Subtle enough flavour so it can be used in any Mexican dish (over salting and over spicing is a common problem);
✅ Perfect caramelized brown bits while retaining the incredible juiciness from slow cooking;
✅ Perfect freezer food – reheats 100% perfectly; and
✅ Excellent food for gatherings – big batch recipe, stays fresh even hours after cooking it

Close up overhead shot of crispy golden and juicy Pork Carnitas .

What are Carnitas?

If you’re new to Carnitas, let me be the first to welcome you to your new addiction.

Carnitas are Mexico’s version of pulled pork. It’s the first thing you seek upon landing in Mexico. It’s why we trawled the back streets of Mexico City in torrential rains, hunting down a hole-in-the-wall carnitas joint that was popular with locals.

Made by slow cooking pork fully submerged in lard, this confit method of cooking yields pork that’s unbelievably rich and tender with loads of crispy golden bits.

Unfortunately for most home cooks, a huge cauldron of lard isn’t viable or practical.

But fortunately, it is possible to make carnitas that tastes very similar to authentic Pork Carnitas without gallons of lard. And it’s unbelievably simple.

Pork Carnitas Tacos and sides

How to make Pork Carnitas

  • Best Pork Cut for Pork Carnitas – for ultimate juicy pulled pork full of flavour, you can’t beat pork shoulder, aka pork butt. Bone in or out, it needs to be skinless so it can be rubbed with the Carnitas seasoning

  • Carnitas seasoning – rub pork with a simple spice mix of oregano, cumin, salt and pepper.

  • Flavour for cooking – top pork in slow cooker with onion, garlic and jalapeño, then pour over orange juice (the secret ingredient!). It sounds so simple, but with hours of slow cooking, mingling with the pork juices, it transforms into the most incredible braising broth that more than makes up for the absence of gallons of lard.

  • Slow cook until the pork is pull-apart tender and infused with incredible flavour

  • Pan fry until golden, doused with the juices from the slow cooker. Pan frying is so much better than broiling/grill or oven!

Can Carnitas be made in an Instant Pot or pressure cooker?

Yes! The outcome is exactly the same – no one can the difference once browned in the skillet. I make this in a pressure cooker when time is of the essence!

Preparation steps for How to Make Pork Carnitas

The BEST Pork Carnitas are browned in a skillet!

Don’t skip the step to brown the Pork Carnitas! This is the key that makes this the best Pork Carnitas you will have outside of Mexico.

Hand on heart, it is as good as the carnitas I had at a really authentic Mexican joint called Old Town Mexican Cafe in San Diego which is famous for its Pork Carnitas.

So if you think you’ve had great carnitas before, but you haven’t tried browning in a skillet, this is going to be a game changer!

Pork Carnitas being crisped to golden in a black skillet.

What to serve with Pork Carnitas

While I have a great fondness and tendency to favour Tacos de Carnitas (Pork Carnitas Tacos), pork this juicy and full of flavour is highly versatile – plus it freezes 10000% perfectly.

I use Pork Carnitas to make Enchiladas, Burritos, Quesadillas, Sliders, Mexican pizzas. I toss them into my Mexican Fried Rice (don’t laugh, this is a firm favourite with many readers!), and I make Carnitas Plates – pile Carnitas over Mexican Red Rice with a side of Pico de Gallo or Guacamole, and steamed corn.

And of course, I eat it straight out of the skillet. 😂

And the best part?

• You’re just 5 minutes away from getting this Pork Carnitas in your slow cooker, pressure cooker or oven.
•  It can be frozen without any loss of quality.
• There are easy ways to pan fry to golden perfection and still be juicy and fresh hours later – even after refrigerating.

There’s a reason I am rarely without a stash of Carnitas in my freezer!!! – Nagi xx

Mexican Red Rice and Pork Carnitas
Overhead shot of crispy golden and juicy Pork Carnitas .

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Carnitas
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This recipe features in my debut cookbook Dinner. The book is mostly new recipes, but this is a reader favourite included by popular demand!

Is that a pressure cooker in the video??

Yes and no! My slow cooker (Breville Fast-Slow Cooker) is like an Instant Pot. It’s multi-functional, a pressure cooker and slow cooker in one. Hence why it looks like a pressure cooker with the twisting top. The slow cooking function is no different to any standard slow cooker.

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Pile of golden, crispy and juicy Pork Carnitas on a white plate.

Carnitas (Mexican Slow Cooker Pulled Pork)

Author: Nagi | RecipeTin Eats
Prep: 15 mins
Cook: 6 hrs
Total: 6 hrs 15 mins
Slow cooking
Mexican
4.96 from 873 votes
Servings10 – 12
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These carnitas capture that elusive combination of flavourful,  juicy AND crispiness. Pan frying to get the golden bits is not optional! Broiling/grilling will not produce the same results. Stuff them in tacos for an authentic Carnitas Tacos experience, see notes for other uses! FAQ below recipe.

Ingredients

  • 2 kg / 4 lb pork shoulder (pork butt) , skinless, boneless (5lb/2.5kg bone in) (Note 1)
  • 2 1/2 tsp salt
  • 1 tsp black pepper
  • 1 onion , chopped
  • 1 jalapeno , deseeded, chopped
  • 4 cloves garlic, minced
  • 3/4 cup juice from orange (2 oranges)

Rub

  • 1 tbsp dried oregano
  • 2 tsp ground cumin
  • 1 tbsp olive oil

Instructions

  • Rinse and dry the pork shoulder, rub all over with salt and pepper.
  • Combine the Rub ingredients then rub all over the pork.
  • Place the pork in a slow cooker (fat cap up), top with the onion, jalapeño, minced garlic (don’t worry about spreading it) and squeeze over the juice of the oranges.
  • Slow Cook on low for 10 hours or on high for 7 hours. (Note 2 for other cook methods)
  • Pork should be tender enough to shred. Remove from slow cooker and let cool slightly. Then shred using two forks.
  • Optional: Skim off the fat from the juices remaining in the slow cooker and discard. 
  • If you have a lot more than 2 cups of juice, then reduce it down to about 2 cups. The liquid will be salty, it is the seasoning for the pork. Set liquid aside – don’t bother straining onion etc, it’s super soft.

To Crisp:

  • Heat 1 tbsp of oil in a large non stick pan or well seasoned skillet over high heat. Spread pork in the pan, drizzle over some juices. Wait until the juices evaporate and the bottom side is golden brown and crusty. Turn and just briefly sear the other side – you don’t want to make it brown all over because then it’s too crispy, need tender juicy bits.
  • Remove pork from skillet. Repeat in batches (takes me 4 batches) – don’t crowd the pan.
  • Just before serving, drizzle over more juices and serve hot, stuffed in tacos (see notes for sides, other serving suggestion and storage/make ahead).

Recipe Notes:

1. The Pork: Use pork with the skin removed but leaving some of the fat cap on. The fat adds juiciness to the carnitas – and excess fat can be skimmed off later.
Different sizes: Recipe fine as is for 1.7 – 2.5kg / 3.5 – 5 lb pork. If larger / smaller, scale recipe using recipe scaler (hover/click on servings and slide) and the other ingredients will change. These are boneless pork weights (add 0.5kg/1lb for bone):
1 – 1.5 kg / 2 – 3 lb: 8 hours on low.
1.5 – 3 kg / 3 – 6 lb: Cook time per recipe. 
3 – 4 kg / 6 – 8 lb: Use large oval slow cooker, 12 hours on low.
2. Other cooking methods:
Electric pressure cooker or Instant Pot: 1 h 30 minutes on high. Let pressure release naturally. Proceed with Step 5 of recipe.
Stove pressure cooker: use a rack or balls of scrunched up foil to elevate it from the base OR add 3/4 cup of water. Cook 1 h 30 minutes. Proceed with Step 5 of recipe.
Oven: Follow recipe but put pork in roasting pan. Add 2 cups water around pork. Cover tightly with foil, roast in 325F/160C oven for 2 hours, then roast for a further 1 to 1.5 hours uncovered. Add more water if the liquid dries out too much. You should end up with 1 1/2 to 2 cups of liquid when it finishes cooking, and you can skip the pan frying step because you will get a nice brown crust on your pork. Shred pork then drizzled with juices.
3. Taco Fixings: Diced avocado or make a real proper Guacamole, Pico de Gallo or Restaurant Style Salsa or even just sliced tomato, grated cheese, sour cream. Sliced lettuce or pickled cabbage / red onions would also be great, but unlike other tacos, you don’t need it for the texture because the carnitas have the crispy bits! Also see this Carnitas Tacos dinner spread.
4. Other Ways to use Carnitas: Burritos (switch for the beef), Quesadillas (baked version here), Enchiladas, Sliders, with Mexican Red Rice, in Taco Soup or Enchilada Soup.
5. Storing / Make Ahead: Crispiness is retained very well, main thing is loss of moisture as meat cools (happens with all meat, shredded meat cools faster).
a) Best way to store: Shred pork but don’t pan fry. Keep pork and juice separate, refrigerate up to 3 days or freeze up to 3 months (for freezer, I put pork in containers/ bags and put juice in ziplock bags in the same container).
Gently reheat juice to make it pourable (congeals when cold). Pan fry per recipe, drizzling with juice.
b) Storing leftovers after pan frying: Keeps extremely well, but tends to lose juiciness when it cools down. Just drizzle with juice, cover with cling wrap and reheat – the crispy bits hold up very well. It’s not quite as crispy as when cooked fresh, but still seriously tasty.
c) Brown pork a few hours ahead / keep warm: Works extremely well. Brown pork per recipe, then transfer to slow cooker on warm setting or food warmer and drizzle generously with juices to keep it moist. Cover loosely. As long as the pork is warm when served, it’s really juicy. The crispiness holds up extremely well.
6. Source: This is a recipe I’ve been making for over a decade now, with minor tweaks over time so I can’t remember the exact source. I want to say Rick Bayless but I can’t find the recipe, however, I did find this one from Food Network which is very similar. However, I’m not sure when it was published.
7. Nutrition per serving, pork only, assuming 12 servings. Calories is higher than it actually is because it does not take into account discarded fat.

Nutrition Information:

Serving: 205gCalories: 578cal (29%)Carbohydrates: 1.7g (1%)Protein: 45g (90%)Fat: 42g (65%)Saturated Fat: 15g (94%)Polyunsaturated Fat: 4.1gMonounsaturated Fat: 19gCholesterol: 173mg (58%)Sodium: 616mg (27%)Potassium: 664mg (19%)Sugar: 0.5g (1%)Vitamin A: 40IU (1%)Vitamin C: 4.3mg (5%)Calcium: 60mg (6%)Iron: 2.9mg (16%)
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Carnitas recipe originally published 2014. Updated with new photos and video in 2018, and some housekeeping in March 2019. No change to recipe, I wouldn’t dare! This has been one of the all time most popular recipes since I first published it!

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I use pork tenderloin? Sorry to say it’s not suitable for this recipe. Tenderloin is too lean so the long cook time will dry it out. Also, it does not shred into strands well.

Just to confirm – no liquid other than the juice from the oranges?? Really? YES, really. 🙂 The small amount of liquid from the oranges is all you need to keep it from drying out while it comes to temperature, then while it cooks the pork will drop juices. When this finishes cooking you will have more liquid than you started with.

Will it taste of oranges???? Nope, not at all! It magically turns into the most incredible broth that is then poured over the shredded pork.

Can I cook a frozen pork? Please don’t! This will mess with the cook time a lot because it will take sooooo long for the middle of the pork to cook, by which time the outside will be overcooked and when you shred it, it will almost look like mush! The pork must be defrosted!

After I skim off the fat, do I include the onions garlic and jalapeños when topping the meat, or do I discard these and only use the juices? It is up to you! Because it’s been slow cooked, the onion etc is really soft and it just melds into the pulled pork. I don’t bother straining it, but you can if you want to.

Will this work with pork stew chunks? It will definitely work and still be tasty but won’t be quite the same because smaller pieces of pork will cook faster so you won’t get quite the same amount of flavour. 🙂

Just to confirm – no pan frying to brown the pork before putting it in the slow cooker? That’s right! You brown the pork AFTER it is cooked and shredded.

What size slow cooker do you use? Mine is 6 quarts / 6 litres. I use this Breville Fast / Slow Cooker (I’m in Australia) which I love because it’s a pressure cooker and slow cooker in one, plus it has a saute setting! It’s basically an Instant Pot – but without one touch cook functions (like rice etc).


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3,243 Comments

  1. Jake says

    October 23, 2022 at 10:50 am

    5 stars
    I usually modify recipes but because it was my first time making this I followed it exactly. SO GLAD I DID! These are amazing! Printed it off and put it in my “make again often recipe draw. THANK YOU for sharing!!

    Reply
  2. Christy says

    October 19, 2022 at 8:08 pm

    5 stars
    Wow! Absolutely delicious. Can’t believe how good it turned out. Thanks for another awesome recipe, Nagi!

    Reply
  3. scott g. says

    October 17, 2022 at 12:48 am

    5 stars
    I have made this many times. Excellent! Love the hint about frying to crisp meat at the end. Sauce is great, really completes the dish.

    Reply
  4. Tyler says

    October 6, 2022 at 5:10 am

    Can I use orange juice?

    Reply
  5. Mike says

    September 30, 2022 at 9:32 am

    5 stars
    Have worked with spanish people most of my life.I am spoiled to authentic mexican food. These are the BEST carnitas I have ever had and I am 52.

    Reply
  6. SippiCook says

    September 29, 2022 at 12:10 pm

    Lady, that is not even close to an authentic mexican barbeque pork plate like from El Kiosko in Renton Washington, which is the best I have ever had, counting trips to Mexico….but then again, they don’t speak English, which I always consider a good sign…Love, Movin On.

    Reply
    • Dolores says

      November 3, 2022 at 4:08 am

      Takes more energy to heap up negativity than to be positive. Thank u love 😉 lighten up 🌞 and have a great day because God is Great. 🙌

      Reply
  7. Bárbara says

    September 28, 2022 at 3:35 am

    Hey, Nagi, this recipe looks delicious! I’m thinking about cooking it tomorrow, but I only have a 2 lb – 1.1kg piece. For how long should I cook this if I use the electric pressure cooker? Thank you so much!

    Reply
  8. Yeni B. says

    September 27, 2022 at 1:15 pm

    5 stars
    Compliments to Chef Nagi! This was a great, healthier version! We absolutely LOVED it! Muchisimas gracias!

    Reply
  9. Don says

    September 24, 2022 at 1:55 pm

    Absolutely delicious. Cooked in instant pot for 52min, 2lb shoulder no bone.

    Reply
  10. Anne G. says

    September 18, 2022 at 3:28 am

    I have made this recipe several times, both in the instant pot and in a Dutch oven. It is so good! I think I prefer the oven method if I have the time but both versions are excellent and so easy! A favourite in our house. I like to make a double portion then freeze the extra in portions for future easy weeknight meals.

    Reply
    • Leah says

      February 1, 2023 at 12:26 am

      I’m planning to take this on holidays with friends frozen. Can I pan fry prior to freezing as won’t have time when serving. Or should I grill it after reheating in oven?
      Thanks

      Reply
  11. Momlovetocook says

    September 17, 2022 at 12:10 pm

    My family love it. I will definitely make this again.

    Reply
  12. May says

    September 7, 2022 at 12:59 am

    5 stars
    Great recipe. I used a 2 lb pork shoulder and added two bay leaves to my slow cooker. I cooked 5hrs on high. I wish I would have turned it half way through because the top dried out a bit. Pickled radishes and red onions were yummy on the pork tacos.

    Reply
    • Ty says

      November 3, 2022 at 4:05 am

      Hey did you use the normal amount of liquid or did you half it since it was a 2lb loin?

      Reply
  13. Bill says

    September 6, 2022 at 9:43 pm

    5 stars
    Made this this weekend for my wife’s Birthday after being inspired by some Netflix cooking shows. Easily both of our top ten meals of all time. And my wife is a chef. Thank you! Juiciest and best tasting food we’ve had! We forgot the jalapeño, but still amazing!!

    Reply
  14. Pia says

    September 4, 2022 at 4:07 pm

    I’ve cooked this twice and both times found the pork quite dry. I’m not sure if there’s something I’m doing wrong?! After being in the slow cooker there isn’t much liquid, maybe 1/4 cup (I used a 800g piece of pork). I might try once more using a pressure cooker to see if that makes it more moist!

    Reply
    • Ilona Boyanova says

      October 15, 2022 at 10:21 am

      Your problem is that you didn’t use enough meat

      Reply
  15. Peter says

    September 1, 2022 at 10:14 pm

    Looking forward to trying this one this weekend to feed some hungry mouths at our block party! Any advice on cooking time for 12 lb pork shoulder?

    Reply
  16. Cindy Olsen says

    August 31, 2022 at 2:57 am

    5 stars
    Tried this with a 3.5 lb. pork loin I had on hand and it was incredible! I let the dry rub do its magic for about 5 hrs., cut into about 3” chunks and put it into the Instant Pot for 45 min w/15 min. natural release. It was moist, tender, and shredded beautifully. Your combination of seasonings then the crisping up after shredding…genius!

    Reply
    • Jessica says

      October 8, 2022 at 11:08 pm

      Did you use the juices from the crockpot for your instapot?

      Reply
  17. Blake says

    August 31, 2022 at 12:50 am

    4 stars
    So I made this slow cooker carnitas with just a few additions to the spices. It was wonderful for the most part! However, cooking it for 10 hours in the slow cooker seemed to dry it out a bit and made some of it mushy. Adding it to the pan after with juices to brown did actually help to make it not as dry, but quite a few of the mushy pieces remained. I think I will adjust the cook time in my slow cooker to 8 hours as that is the normal amount of time that I cook all my pulled pork roasts and they shred just amazingly. One amazing side note though, is I took the leftover carnitas and made breakfast burritos with it, and it is the best tasting breakfast burrito I have ever made! Thanks again, as I will definitely be doing this again, even if it’s just to be added to breakfast burritos.

    Reply
  18. Kristina says

    August 30, 2022 at 11:54 pm

    Question: We bought a lot of bulk meat. I have 1″ cubed pork. Can I still do this recipe? It sounds amazing and I’m not sure what to do with all of this cubed meat!? lol

    Reply
  19. Delmas Fields says

    August 29, 2022 at 12:06 pm

    5 stars
    Easy to make. Probably the best pork I’ve made yet. Frying in the pan after cooking in the crock pot made a huge difference.

    Reply
  20. Myrthala says

    August 28, 2022 at 5:10 am

    I don’t doubt this recipe is good. I doubt the fact that whomever called this dusg pork carnitas did their research. This recipe is far from being carnitas. Carnitas are deep fried for a couple of hiurs in lard. And no, this crockpot version is not another version of carnitas. Don’t mislead people because their perception if this traditional recipe is far from the real thing.

    Reply
    • Cassie says

      September 23, 2022 at 12:38 am

      When you make spaghetti, it’s exactly like how they make it in Italy, right?

      Reply
      • Luj says

        October 24, 2022 at 4:25 am

        What Myrthala is saying is pretty true though in this case. There is a pretty huge difference in taste. This dish is closer to a pulled pork that real carnitas.

        Cooking it in lard makes a huge difference in flavor and texture for the pork, and can be done in an instapot too.

        Reply
    • Janet says

      November 4, 2022 at 12:08 am

      You missed the whole point of this blog!!!

      Reply
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