I picked up a bag of chicken, and it was time to for me to restock my pantry with Swanson’s Chicken Broth.

Sam’s Club seemed like the appropriate place for me to grab the majority of what I needed. All opinions are mine alone. #SwansonSummer #CollectiveBias This shop has been compensated by Collective Bias, Inc. Simple and easy and I can enjoy my dinner party instead of standing over a hot grill. If I slow-cooked the chicken, I could simply shred it with forks, dunk it back in the broth it had been cooking in all day, and then turn it into tacos. I wanted to try slowly cooking chicken with the al pastor flavors. It’s simple, affordable, and best of all, everyone generally likes chicken, save my vegetarian and vegan friends. Pork is a personal favorite but I have a few friends who do not eat pork, therefore I had to swap out my proteins. Hosting summer parties is something I really love doing, but standing over the grill for at least half the party is not something I love doing. I realize I could slowly grill a pork loin that has been marinated the same way but I really wanted to mix things up. But I am very much in the market for those flavors. I’m not really in the market to acquire a trompo or even purchase the horizontal attachment for my grill. My grill is cheap and does not have the rotisserie attachment which would still be horizontal. Traditional al pastor is usually pork, marinated in a paste blend of chiles, pineapple, and other spices, then slowly cooked on a trompo or a vertical rotisserie. Slow Cooker Pollo Tacos al Pastor ~ Chicken cooked in seasoned broth, shredded and put in a delicious tortilla and topped with slaw.

Authentic al pastor recipe slow cooker