Tomorrow will be my first try at pork belly burnt ends. After looking over what others here have done (and with my mouth watering), I decided to take the leap. Here's the plan:
1. Start with fresh pork belly sliced in 1 inch wide strips with skin removed (the skin will also go in the smoker).
2. Two hours on the MES rack at 275F with SPOG. Smoke will be either hickory or a pro-mix of pellets.
3. Then slice the pork into roughly inch to inch and a half pieces, into a pan with butter, brown sugar and honey, covered and back in the MES for two hours.
4. Drain the pork belly pieces and sauce with Slim's Sweet & Sticky BBQ Sauce, back in the MES, uncovered for about 30 minutes.
That's the plan. This will be a small trial run to be served to a small group of fellow sportsman club members. If all goes well, a larger version of this will be done in November along with my usual batch of chili for our end of year meal.
Update: Sticking with the plan. Belly pieces are in the MES, smoking for two hours with a mix of hickory, apple and cherry.
1. Start with fresh pork belly sliced in 1 inch wide strips with skin removed (the skin will also go in the smoker).
2. Two hours on the MES rack at 275F with SPOG. Smoke will be either hickory or a pro-mix of pellets.
3. Then slice the pork into roughly inch to inch and a half pieces, into a pan with butter, brown sugar and honey, covered and back in the MES for two hours.
4. Drain the pork belly pieces and sauce with Slim's Sweet & Sticky BBQ Sauce, back in the MES, uncovered for about 30 minutes.
That's the plan. This will be a small trial run to be served to a small group of fellow sportsman club members. If all goes well, a larger version of this will be done in November along with my usual batch of chili for our end of year meal.
Update: Sticking with the plan. Belly pieces are in the MES, smoking for two hours with a mix of hickory, apple and cherry.
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