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Bacon to feed a house of Rooks.



What are your favorite pork belly recipes? This is a standard cure, with brown sugar.
 
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Pork belly tacos………….mmmmmmm


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Pork Belly Burnt Ends is to die for. Smile
 
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Bacon to feed a house of Rooks.



What are your favorite pork belly recipes? This is a standard cure, with brown sugar.


What cut of belly is that in the lower/right in the pic ? Never seen a belly striated like that !

Now that I look at it more it reminds me of a muscle out of the shoulder, love shoulder bacon.

I use a pretty traditional cure with ratios from Digging Dog Farm calculator....6.25% cure #1 Prague, 2% salt and 1.5% Turbiano sugar.

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I use a wet brine with salt, brown sugar, and Prague powder (using the Amazing Ribs Calculator). Then smoke with equal parts apple and hickory.


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Pork Belly- yet another of the great Mississippi blues guitarists, lost to history.
 
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Save a few slices for a big pot of black eye peas! Smile
 
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I see some very good BLTs in your future.



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Pork Belly Burnt Ends is to die for. Smile


This!! I make pork belly burnt ends on my Weber 22" Smokey Mountain. My family eats it all!! No leftovers!!


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I vac-packed it all, and have it cooling for the upcoming trip.

If you have never made your own bacon, pancetta or hams it is well worth the time spent.
 
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What cut of belly is that in the lower/right in the pic ? Never seen a belly striated like that !

Now that I look at it more it reminds me of a muscle out of the shoulder, love shoulder bacon.

I use a pretty traditional cure with ratios from Digging Dog Farm calculator....6.25% cure #1 Prague, 2% salt and 1.5% Turbiano sugar.


It was a chunk that was in the sealed packet that came with the pork belly. I am betting it is from the shoulder used to bring that package up to a specific weight.
 
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My local grocer slices them about an inch thick/squarish, leaves the length alone, and sells them as pork steaks/strips. $4.99 a pound.

Great on the grill!!!
 
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Great looking bacon. I've done a dry cure and wet brine with the digging dog calculator and prefer the wet brine bacon.
 
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Pork Belly- yet another of the great Mississippi blues guitarists, lost to history.

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I want a pork belly taco.. Cool
 
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Our favorite use of pork belly is in a Japanese pork miso soup similar to this one: https://www.justonecookbook.com/tonjiru/




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Pork Belly- yet another of the great Mississippi blues guitarists, lost to history.


Was that's Lead Bellys cousin? I vaguely remember watching him play at the House of Blues back in the 20's Wink




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Our favorite use of pork belly is in a Japanese pork miso soup similar to this one: https://www.justonecookbook.com/tonjiru/



That is on the list.
 
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I've never made pork belly burnt ends, but I've been dying to try this:

 
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