One pan BBQ pulled pork and rice skillet dinner is full of flavor and texture. It will have everyone coming back for a little more and leave you with very few dishes too!

This one pan dinner is a great way to use up leftover pulled pork. The rice soaks up so much flavor as it cooks and there are almost no dirty dishes.
This recipe gets dinner on the table quickly and is a delicious way to feed your family.
One pan BBQ pulled pork and rice skillet dinner is full of flavor and texture. It will have everyone coming back for a little more and leave you with very few dishes too!

Have you figured out by now we are pork people? I know I have gone over my love of pulled pork many times. I love how easy and versatile it is.
What I love even more is playing with the leftovers. I have turned them in enchiladas, Brunswick stew, even enchiladas in a delightful creamy cheese sauce. All of which are delicious.
But sometimes you just don’t want the hassle of a bunch of dishes, yet you are just not in the mood for another pulled pork sandwich. What’s a person to do?

I have the solution. It just takes one skillet, a few pantry ingredients and some leftover pulled pork.
It combines some Tex-Mex Flavors with BBQ for another Mexi-Q dish that is sure to be a hit! The best part is that it comes together quickly and the cleanup is just as quick!
The only thing I love more than a good pulled pork recipe is a quick and easy dinner recipe. You know, the kind that you can start when you get home from work and still have dinner on the table before your family chases you down like a pack of hungry wolves! This is definitely one of those.
Other than a little chopping and stirring, there is very little effort required. When you put that skillet full of goodness down on the table and they smell the BBQ and see the golden melty cheese, everyone’s appetites will be ready to scarf it down!

What are your favorite weeknight meals? Do you have fun ways to use pulled pork leftovers?
Whipping up this skillet supper recipe
Luckily this dinner is super simple to make. Other than a cutting board, there is just one pot to clean. It doesn’t get much better than that!

You start by sautéing some sweet or bell pepper along with an onion. If you like some spice, you could add a diced jalapeno in with them.

Then add the pulled pork and rice. Cook until the rice starts to toast a bit, it should just take 4-5 minutes. After adding water, bring the mixture to a boil and then let it summer until the rice is almost cooked.
If you have a cover for your pan, use it. If you don’t have a lid, don’t despair. Just keep an eye on it and add a little more water if it is needed.

Once the rice is cooked to al dente and the liquid is mostly absorbed, add the remaining ingredients. Cook it for a few more minutes so that everything has a chance to cook through.
Next add the cheese on top. If your pan is broiler safe, but it under the broiler for a couple of minutes to melt the cheese.
If you can’t put the pan under the broiler, just let it melt over the heat of the rest of the meal. Top with chopped cilantro, chives, green onions or your favorite herbs if desired.

It is also great with chopped tomatoes and jalapeno slices. Really any of your favorite toppings would be good!
What do you serve with this pulled pork and rice skillet meal?
We usually eat this as the whole meal. However, it would be great served with a side salad or coleslaw.
What do I do if I don’t have leftover pulled pork?
You can buy tubs of pulled pork at most grocery stores. Or cook a pork shoulder and pull it just for the leftovers!
Of course you can also use leftover chicken. Either some grilled chicken, or just cook up some chicken breasts in the instant pot if you’d like. Then chop or pull them and toss them in this recipe instead of using pork.
In short, do whatever you need to do to get this dinner on the table! It is a flavorful meal that is sure to get gobbled up.
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BBQ Pulled Pork and Rice Skillet Supper
Equipment
Ingredients
- 1 Tablespoon oil
- ¾ cup pepper chopped
- ½ cup onion chopped
- 2 teaspoon garlic powder
- 1 cup rice
- 2 cups water
- 14.5 oz can diced tomatoes undrained
- 15 oz. can black beans drained
- 1 cup corn kernels I used frozen
- 1½ cups pulled pork
- ¾ cup BBQ sauce
- ½ cup shredded cheddar cheese
- green onions or cilantro for garnish
Instructions
- Heat oil in large skillet. Add onions, peppers and garlic and cook until they start to soften. Season with salt and pepper
- Add the pulled pork and rice to the skillet, stirring until the rice is lightly toasted.
- Stir in the water, bring to a boil and then simmer for about 20 minutes. Add a little more water if necessary to keep it from drying out.
- Once rice is al dente, stir in black beans, corn, tomatoes and BBQ sauce.
- Top with cheese and cook until cheese begins to melt.
- If you’d like (and you have an oven safe skillet), broil until cheese is bubbly and starting to brown.
- Garnish as desired.
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Shirley
Wednesday 28th of September 2022
How many ozs is your can of black beans?
Carlee
Wednesday 28th of September 2022
I used a 15 oz. can of black beans. Thanks for asking, I will get that updated in the recipe card.
Linda
Saturday 25th of June 2022
Thanks! Will be making this for dinner tonight !
Carlee
Saturday 25th of June 2022
I hope you enjoy it!
Linda
Saturday 25th of June 2022
What kind of rice do we use?
Carlee
Saturday 25th of June 2022
I used standard long grain white rice.
Michelle
Thursday 2nd of June 2022
Wonderful different meal! I was worried the rice or bbq sauce would overwhelm, but that wasn’t the case. Nice balanced meal. Tomorrow I’m going to wrap it in a tortilla and put it in the air fryer. Thank you! This is added to our normal rotation!
Carlee
Thursday 2nd of June 2022
I am so glad you like it! Putting it in tortillas like a taquito sounds amazing. What a fun idea!
Donna
Friday 6th of May 2022
Do you have any recipes for 1 - 2 servings? I’m 74 and live alone and while your recipes are very tasty I have way to many leftovers.
Carlee
Friday 6th of May 2022
I don't have very many. I am the oldest of 6 kids, so I learned to cook for an army early and we like leftovers. A lot of the recipes freeze well, so you can freeze single servings for easy meals later. I will try to come up with some smaller recipes in the future.