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Great video for pork belly burnt ends from Heim BBQ
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Great/fun video - thanks. I'm going to cook for a rehearsal dinner for a friend in June. As usual, it will be tri-tip. I might try practicing this for hors d'oeuvres.
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Ok, so last weekend I tried this recipe. I made my bacon using a Duroc belly and cured it with salt, brown sugar and Prague #1 for 7 days. I followed the recipe as best I could. They came out good but not as "billowy" as the video showed. The Duroc pork is leaner than regular belly, so I believe that was the reason. I would regulate the rub a little better next time and use a fattier belly. All in all worth doing though. This is definitely not a meal because the flavor is very rich. More something that you would have out at a party. I did glaze them with Blues Hog BBQ sauce.
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