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Pork Belly anyone tried burnt ends with it

Lit
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We are having people over tomorrow and since the local costco now has pork belly its on the menu. Was thinking I would do burnt ends with it just like I would a shoulder but just cube them a little smaller. Anyone tried this and results?
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Certainly can't hurt to try...I have not tried it but if you google it seems plenty have. Haven't seen anyone raving about it. Depending on who your guests are and if you will have other stuff to eat, but I tend to try experiments out before having people over, to make sure food is good.Toronto ON
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Standard braised pork belly is effectively one slab of burnt ends. I don't see why you couldn't do it by cubing part-way through the cook.
This is a funny recipe that is good:
http://foodspin.deadspin.com/how-to-cook-pork-belly-which-thoroughly-kicks-bacons-a-1619788169
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Thanks Eggcelsior that may be th ewinner adapted to the egg and backwoods
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Here is a video/recipe from Pitmaster X that looks good too. Most of what I have found on pork belly says to pull it around 155 degrees IT.
Man I really want to try pork belly now.Which came first the chicken or the egg? I egged the chicken and then I ate his leg. -
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Decided to try 3 different ways since I have never done it before. Cubed a third of it and bringing that for a little while then I'm gonna smoke them to about 150 IT then finish them like candied bacon. Another third I am brining and gonna put it on first and season it with meat church fajita rub and cook that till it proves easy maybe a little over 155 and chop that up and make soft tacos out of that. The last third I did the rub from eggs posts above and gonna cook it like that link said. Will probably cube it to serve. Doing 3 racks of BB also so we should be good on food. Will post some pics later hopefully.
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Sweet. You've got great, really great and just plain awesome coved there.
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Is that an ice cold PBR?Which came first the chicken or the egg? I egged the chicken and then I ate his leg.
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SmokeyPitt said:Is that an ice cold PBR?
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How'd they turn out? I have a pork belly in the freezer
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Can't wait to see this finished.
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by far the best were the candied pieces. I had 3 pounds of them cubed up in about 1" pieces and cooked them about an hour and a half around 300. They started off cooking in the tray but I put them on the rack not long into the cook. After an hour and a half I coated them with light brown sugar and habanero death dust and honey hog hot. I also brined them a couple hours first to get some saltiness. The one that was scored I cut into larger pieces and tried one and threw the rest out. Just too fatty to serve to people. The last one I choped and put back into the beer/drippings and that was pretty good for tacos but the only one I would do again would be the candied pieces. All 3 pounds were gone in probably an hour and our neighbor said it was the best thing he ever ate.
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Couple pork belly tacos for breakfast. The beer sauce made these pretty good.
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@Lit
I was real curious as to how this would turn out. I have never attempted it with belly, but I have made them with a couple of other cuts. Sounds like the one method was a winner. Glad to hear this my friend. It all sure looks good.Location- Just "this side" of Biloxi, Ms.
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