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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...
I am anxious to see answers too. I geta whole belly every 2-3 months, just for bacon. before slicing on LEM slicer we cube a hunk just to make porkbelly tacos.
I think I'll be doing my first porkbellyburntends this weekend as well. There's just the two of us, and flip a coin whether she'll eat any, so I might just 1/2 and cure the rest for bacon.
Still looking around the recipes to see what looks good.
This is more about the wood I used for some porkbellyburntends than the actual burntends themselves. This wont be a long post and will only have one pict, but the results, i think, came out pretty good.
As posted in another thread, I bought some coffee wood chips and Ive had a hankering...
...of peanut butter when probed. It should be between 195-203 degrees internal temperature when done.
Make the glaze. While the porkbellyburntends 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...
PBBE with it will be awesome!
Man that's a bummer on the taste changes for sure. It is interesting on the nuances of the burn timing and even location between some of the varieties.
I cut up the dehydrated peppers. The hot water batch is just a controlled way to "cook" it 🚄 ng up infusing the...
Finally back in house after a long hiatus, had a BBQ with friends. 4 racks of compart duroc BB and beef bellyburntends. Pork rubbed with MC honey hog and BE with Hardcore Carnivore. All smoked on LSG cabinet with hickory. Didn’t get as many pics as intended but got busy entertaining...
Was gonna do some porkbellyburntends Friday. Cant find porkbelly anywhere close. So got a couple of chuck roasts to do poor man burntends.
My questions begin here....
1. Smoke roast whole or cut into chunks prior?
2. Use the Propane smoker or kettle? Gonna be single digits here Friday...
...for the question. Planning on a get together for Memorial Day and we wanna eat around 2. There was a request for pulled pork, porkbellyburntends and we are having a rib cook off. Think I can do the ribs and burntends day of. But was thinking of doing the pulled pork on Sunday. Just don't...