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Thought I’d try something new, and Al mentioned he’s had a burger this way before. I ground 2/3 chuck and 1/3 pork belly. Will report back once I get one on the flat top.
It's really good with the pork but keep your batches small, the pork gets that old taste after a couple months in the freezer.
Good to know, This was just a test before I do a bigger batch so only ended up with 3-4 lbs after removed the hard fat on the chuck. That’s good to know though even if I like it keep the batches small. Thanks for the adviceIt's gonna be good.
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All of it going on the flattop? You'd probably be able to let QP'rs smoke for an hour with that much belly.. Either way, gonna be good!Thought I’d try something new, and Al mentioned he’s had a burger this way before. I ground 2/3 chuck and 1/3 pork belly. Will report back once I get one on the flat top.
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My wife picks up that taste much faster on meatloaf blends. If not fresh it is a no go.It's really good with the pork but keep your batches small, the pork gets that old taste after a couple months in the freezer.