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...on it every weekend since I've got it. Knocked out some killer pork butts, chicken breast, turkey breast even some decent pork belly burnt ends but think I've figured out why I'm not happy with them have cooked too long in the sauce. So going to cook some pork belly burnt ends this weekend...

Hey all I'm doing another big cook this weekend and I figured I'd try some pork belly burnt ends as a side treat. Does anyone have any advice on times and temps or general instructions on these? As always, any help is greatly appreciated.

That is an amazing cook! Jason

Dang that looks good.

The pork bites is what got me started. Was struggling to find belly around here and just joined KCBS. To get access to the restaurant depot here. Happened to be near a Whole Foods yesterday and thought I'd check. Nothing out on display so I asked. First guy had no idea so went to go ask. Next...

Well done! There are a lot of folks on here that love those burnt ends. I tried once (from Costco as well) and really didn't like them. I wonder if the cut I bought was just to fatty....but its pork belly right? Its mostly fat...right? Anyway haven't tried them since.

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great batch of grub. For the longest time i would only do 3-2-1 wrapped ribs but the FOTB thing drove me crazy. Last year at the S Florida gathering I broke the habit and it worked out well. since got the WSM i never wrap any more.

...but the flat doesn't get over cooked. But don't have to really have to have it done until like 7 PM and going to do some pork belly burnt ends on the lower rack as well. Really leaning towards maybe just waking up around 5 or 6 and tossing it on. Also smoking some bacon on Sunday. Think I'm a...

Welcome from NW Iowa. What do you want the belly to be? Bacon, Pork Burnt Ends?

Had a turkey breast I wanted to smoke, and some pork belly we picked up on clearance(each about 1-1.5 lbs), so everything was smoked. The turkey was done with the rub I posted summer 2021, I think, with some apple wood in the WSM. About 5 hours in, it was ready and delicious. Now on to the...

...with baking racks. Have seen some people use that for certain things and I was debating it for stuff like bacon and even my pork belly burnt ends because everytime I've done them they have dried out a bit on the bottom before they get done on top. Any recommendations would be good if anyone...

Finally time to rest and relax after a long day. A ton of really good food ended up doing Brisket, Pork Belly Burnt Ends, and Ribs. Probably my best brisket I've done yet but still can improve on somethings. Started it at 225 around 5:45 AM and bumped it up to 250 around the 5 hour mark wrapped...

...of peanut butter when probed. It should be between 195-203 degrees internal temperature when done. Make the glaze. While the pork belly burnt ends smoke, make the glaze. Pour the reserved marinade into a saucepan and bring it to a boil. Reduce the heat to a simmer and cook until the marinade...

...up to 250. Also cooking up the mohawk and another big chunk I took off for poops and giggles. If it turns out good we have pre dinner snacks if not I'll figure something else out with it. Still have some pork belly burnt ends and pork loin going on later as well. And my first bacon smoke...

Bacon

I smoke briskets at 225*. At that temp, it will take approximately 1 1/2 hours per lb., per lb. of meat to cook. I would add in 5 hours of fudge factor in case the stall takes longer. If you want to eat at 5:00 pm, you can always wrap afterwards if it done early. That means putting the meat on...

just an opinion, either should work (smoker). I'd do a chuck about 1/2 done whole then cube. I'd be skeered it would cumble into shreds if cooked almost to temp. I do my burnt ends(brisket) to about 160, then wrap and go to 180. Then rest, cube, smother, and go another hour or two to done or...

Way to go! It all looks absolutely delicious! Beautiful brisket! Makes me hungry.

Probably my last smoke of the season, picked up a 10+ lb belly from costco. Cut it up and seasoned it all with spog and paprika Used oak and cherry at about 250 for three hours Split it to two pans, Covered for another 1 1/2 hours, one malcolm reed butter honey brown sugar and finished...