I was asked to make an appetizer for a get-together next Saturday.
For fun, I asked the AI copilot how to make Costco-presliced pork belly into burnt ends
Transforming Costco’s sliced pork belly into delicious burnt ends is a fantastic way to enjoy a BBQ treat! Here’s a simplified recipe to guide you through the process:
Enjoy your homemade pork belly burnt ends with some sides of coleslaw, baked beans, or your choice of BBQ accompaniments!
Remember, the key to perfect burnt ends is patience and allowing the flavors to develop over the slow cooking process. Happy grilling! 🔥🍖
Now is the time to review recipes on Paprika, Matt Pitman, Malcolm Reed, and others on YouTube.
All-time favorite: Pork Belly Burnt Ends Video (youtube.com)
For fun, I asked the AI copilot how to make Costco-presliced pork belly into burnt ends
Transforming Costco’s sliced pork belly into delicious burnt ends is a fantastic way to enjoy a BBQ treat! Here’s a simplified recipe to guide you through the process:
- Seasoning: Start by seasoning your pork belly slices with your favorite BBQ rub. Make sure to coat them evenly for the best flavor.
- Smoking: Preheat your smoker to 225°F (107°C). Place the seasoned pork belly slices on the smoker and let them cook until they develop a nice bark, which usually takes about 3-4 hours1.
- Saucing: Once the pork belly slices have a good bark, it’s time to add more flavor. Toss them with a mixture of BBQ sauce, honey, and a bit of butter to add richness1.
- Final Cook: Increase the smoker temperature to 250°F (121°C) and return the pork belly slices to the smoker. Cover them with foil and let them cook for another 1.5-2 hours or until they reach an internal temperature of 195-205°F (90-96°C) and are tender to the touch2.
- Resting: After they’re done, let the burnt ends rest for a few minutes before serving to allow the juices to redistribute.
Enjoy your homemade pork belly burnt ends with some sides of coleslaw, baked beans, or your choice of BBQ accompaniments!
Remember, the key to perfect burnt ends is patience and allowing the flavors to develop over the slow cooking process. Happy grilling! 🔥🍖
Now is the time to review recipes on Paprika, Matt Pitman, Malcolm Reed, and others on YouTube.
All-time favorite: Pork Belly Burnt Ends Video (youtube.com)







