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    Pork Belly with bones!?

    Well, live and learn. I was in my local Asian food market to pick up some kimchi. They always have nice meaty pork belly cut so I thought - bacon time!

    The pork belly’s were frozen and I saw one very meaty. Got home to remove the skin. Now that it was unwrapped, I saw a pretty large bone. Went to cut around it - hit another bone - then noticed a few rib bones.

    By the time I trim this thing, not good (IMHO) for curing.

    The pork belly looks nice - any recommendations on how/what to cook it? Smoke on the KBQ and treat like spare ribs? Roast on a BGE?

    Here is a picture. You can see the larger bone in the upper center and the rib bones on the upper right.

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    Remove the bones and cut it into 1.5" cubes and make pork bell burnt ends.

    Soooooooo Gooooood!



    I'll add a bit of brown sugar and crushed red pepper to the braising sauce also since I like it sweet with some heat.
    Last edited by ssandy_561; November 25, 2020, 12:08 PM.

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      #3
      You can check out this video for how he removes the bones while maintaining the integrity of the belly.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o5qJ3MAPxS8

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      • ssandy_561
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        He made that look so easy. I'm thinking he might have done that a three or a thousand times.

        LOL

      • rickgregory
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        Once or twice for sure.

      #4
      Here's what I did . . .

      I've been intrigued with trying bone-in skin-on belly for some time, but found it difficult to find a source. Finally hooked up with a small whole animal butcher called Orlando Meats.

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        #5
        Almost all of our bellies come bone in. I buy whole bellies and remove the bones myself. I am not a blockman by any matter of means but It isn't that difficult once you get the hang of it. In your case it might be a once off thing so no need to explore.
        I can suggest you cut just above the bone leaving a 1/4 inch of meat attached to the bone and cook those as spares.
        The left over meat you can low and slow as a roast to probe tender and slice.
        Pork belly burnt ends are a favourite always with me.
        Can also slice into rashers about 3 to 4mm thick and grill them quickly over a live fire.
        I have smoked many a bone in pork belly slab.
        I love pork belly.

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          #6
          Thanks guys, going burnt ends!

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            #7
            Pork Belly Burnt Ends, Old Crow with PBR back, who can ask for anything more.

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              #8
              Cure it and you will have Bacon on a bone!
              Bacon on a bone, you know that has to be good.

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