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  • BigRed

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    Ribs rubbed and wrapped tonight.... planning on smoking them tomorrow.

    It's been a long while since we did ribs, but found a sale that was too good to pass up.
     

    Leadeye

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    El Sol de Tala in Indy used to offer a smoked goat shoulder. Reminded me of deer more than anything.
     

    HoughMade

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    I have a large pork belly and I want to do 2 things with it.

    First, I want to make some bacon. I have done this once before, and while it turned out OK, it was too salty. So if you have made bacon and was satisfied, I'd be interested in your recipe.

    Likewise, I would like to make some burnt ends. Never done it. Do you have a recipe you like? Please share.

    I have a pellet smoker if you need to know that. Thanks.
     

    chipbennett

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    I have a large pork belly and I want to do 2 things with it.

    First, I want to make some bacon. I have done this once before, and while it turned out OK, it was too salty. So if you have made bacon and was satisfied, I'd be interested in your recipe.

    Likewise, I would like to make some burnt ends. Never done it. Do you have a recipe you like? Please share.

    I have a pellet smoker if you need to know that. Thanks.
    I don't have a recipe, per se, for pork belly burnt ends; but it's not complicated:

    1. Cut into 1 - 2" cubes. Season to taste.
    2. Smoke low (225F or less) until internal temperature is 150-170F. (Note: you can do this in the aluminum roasting pan used in the next step, if you want.)
    3. Remove to aluminum roasting pan. Add sauce of your choice.
    4. Braise at 350F until temperature is 190-200F
    5. If you want, finish at a higher temperature, removing from sauce if necessary, to adjust burnt-ness to taste.
     

    Creedmoor

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    Prepped some boneless country style pork ribs earlier today. After seasoning I put some smoke to them for an hour then wrapped in foil with some sauce in the oven for 2 more hours to get them fork tender
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    I've been pondering those boneless ribs since you posted above.
    Bought a pack yesterday and spiced and vacuumed them overnight. Smoking them now with a few pounds of spices honey jalapeño venison roast for jerkey. I'll finish the ribs in the oven before dinner tonight.
    Yours look awesome!!!!

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