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Got a nice belly local sourced from a shop. Just a tad over 5lbs.
Getting cut and ready to grind and my wife says.
You going to use some for burntends?
Ahhhhh...Yeah I guess.
Been a while since I contributed to the Smoking Meat BBQ scene. Been doing a lot of smoking but not much posting so.......
We had a busy weekend with several major projects around our place so I wanted to cook something that wouldn't require too much of my attention. I scored a porkbelly last...
I just posted about making porkbellyburntends using Malcolm Reed's Technique. It is pretty good and of course you can substitute your own seasonings and flavors. You may have to make some adjustments because his way the belly is cut into cubes before smoking...
I promise you. This is the last time I will post a thread for a while. Well, at least till the next time, but these little babies were so good - even the wife approved.
To get started I had a small porkbelly sitting in the freezer for a while. I was planning on makin-some-bacon with. That...
Glazed ribs, pizza, cheese and crackers half the damn bottle is gone in what 2 weeks.....not good for this type 2 but I can't stop using it...next up if it lasts, is porkbellyburntends for a thanksgiving appetizer.
It's been a minute since I have posted anything... Figured I would post this one...
A friend asked me to cook for his dads celebration of life... "Well of course I will"
Went and picked up two briskets and half a porkbelly... Got up at 0315 (315am) to get the party started... Hit the start...
Well I said we have another belly for burntends so im grinding the rest up for later.
Ground 4.5 lbs. Going into 1lb bags.
Ground up belly with lean pork and some ground beef for traditional Landjaeger.
Thru the fine plate.
this is what I use on my grinder auger shaft/washer, auger...
By request it was time for another batch of Jalapeño Cheddar Sausage and since I had a long weekend off I decided to also make a bunch more Pastrami. Picked up a Choice Brisket from Costco(No Prime) and also an Angus from Restaurant Depot. For the pork I decided on the precut PorkBelly at...
So first attempt at smoking and I was trying to make burntends with porkbelly, had the porkbelly on for about 30min sat 250 and my subdivision lost power and still has no power ( 4hrs later ) should I just toss the meat?
I bought a couple pork bellies and decided to make one into burntends. I used Malcolm Reed's technique, but my own spices and sauce. Figured while I had the smoker going, I'd throw on some baby back ribs, too and invite the zoo to eat. So here we go...
The stars of the show...
The belly was...
Got me some goodies from my new Costco membership on Friday and decided to throw some of it on the smoker. Tried PorkBellyBurntEnds. Turned out very flavorful and not quite falling apart but thinking i might've over cooked them a bit. They were hitting 190 around like the 2 hour mark at 250...
Whole porkbellys were on sale this week at my local big box grocery store so I indulged and picked one that looked good and cut it up into bacon size slabs for bacon and kept the funkiest shaped slab to make my first batch of burntends. I picked up a nice cooling rack that fits the PB820...
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