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Hello,
I picked up some porkbelly strips the other day and I’m looking for some ideas how to use on my CampChef pellet smoker. Burntends would be my first choice, but, the strips are about 3/4” thick so I’m thinking too thin for that. My other thought was to do a quick bacon cure, smoke...
Got 5 pounds 3oz really nice belly.
I was thinking burntends for this weekend
BUT
Im also thinking this would make some good dry cure salumi too.
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Hmmmmm
In the fridge and i will see tomorrow on what the pork is going to be.
Another first for me: PorkBellyBurntEnds ( I GUESS I REALLY DID MAKE BURNTENDS )
Found 3 packs of porkbelly at our grocery store , froze 2 cut one for burntends
Package is 1.516 kg ( 3.34 lb ) so i sliced into 1" cubes rubbed with my mix i use on ribs that i really like
and placed in...
Got some left over from the party which I put in a bag and into the fridge. What's the best way to re-heat these? OR is that a bit problematic at this point?
this....porkbelly is not bacon smoking thin slices for that long will kill it for sure. Do burntends as above or smoke larger sections then Slice and sear/braise with sauce. PBelly is magic......oh and PS not everything on IG is the bomb.....it might look like it and the description sounds...
I used hot totty seasoning n a seasoning called reaper which was a sweet hot. Also used some Jack daniels brown sugar some butter. But then u 2nd guessed myself sue to first time n added some apple juice to it. So yea.... it turned out really good but they didnt glaze at all but the flavor was...
I have a small propane smoke that I bought a couple years ago that I use fairly often. I am also starting to use a Weber grill to do some smoking.
I don't do large meats. I am doing some porkbellyburntends that people like. I also am going to try bacon.
Damn man those looks awesome!
I'm def nervous lol I'm only issue is just figuring out how big. Int thinking 10 pounder. Were all big eaters. Plus left overs wont go toneaste lol.
When I am doing porkbelly, I cook it based on what I want to do with it after. If I want to end up slicing it and cooking like typical breakfast bacon, then I pull it at about 155. It’s done taking in smoke but it’s not so over cooked that it will be tough when you throw it in a frying pan...
I would just make bacon with it. I have made porkbellyburntends & they are so rich & fatty that you can only eat 1 or 2 of them. If your having a party & want to put them out as appetizers, then go for it. But I can’t sit down & eat 6-8 of them, they are just too rich. But I’m old & if I was...
Are porkbellyburntends supposed to be soft and chewy, with melty fat? Or are they supposed to be more like bacon, harder and chewy with a ham-like meat and firm chewy fat?
...Hogs on one and my salt-free KC rub on the other. Now into the refrigerator to rest for a few hours.
I also wanted to do porkbellyburntends, but didn't have any bellies, so I used a butt. Cut into about 2" cubes, seasoned up with my KC rub, and into the refrigerator for a few. Later, I...
I never thought the day would come that I would be shopping for pellets. However, I bought one of those amaze-tubes. My initial intention was to buy it soley for smoking porkbelly for bacon in myMES30. So I guess this is a multiple-choice question. I was fixing on buying a bag of Apple blend...
...This got me into the world of smoking meats.
I've done a few briskets, with about a 50% success rate. Lots of porkbelly-ribs. Porkbellyburntends. A few chickens. And even a springbok (a type of buck) leg for xmas one time.
I don't have a proper offset or cabinet smoker (yet). The effort...
Thanks, I had done a simple search for smoked porkbelly and read all there was. I'll try porkbellyburntends...
I haven't looked under the pork section, yet. Headed there next as that's where civil's recipe is....
Best porkbelly I've ever had was cut into bacon strip thickness and pan fried or cooked over an open grill at a Korean BBQ joint. Look up "Jeyuk Bokkeum" recipes if interested. If not, you can certainly go with burntends.
Are porkbellyburntends supposed to be soft and chewy, with melty fat? Or are they supposed to be more like bacon, harder and chewy with a ham-like meat and firm chewy fat?
I got some on a food truck yesterday and it wasn't anything like what I make at home.
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