rkymtnman
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i think that's slightly out of range for DoorDash from here.i'll take a rack..deliver to FoCo?
if you have a grill and an oven, i'll give you my recipe.
i think that's slightly out of range for DoorDash from here.i'll take a rack..deliver to FoCo?
Check and check.....i think that's slightly out of range for DoorDash from here.
if you have a grill and an oven, i'll give you my recipe.
bone in shoulder low and slow at 225F. it starts to "pull" when it hits 201 to 205F internal.Isn’t a pork butt a shoulder as in pulled pork?
i tried to shoot you a PM about how you do your pork belly bacon.Check and check.....
I cook them all the time on the Weber. Brine the night before then dry rub and smoke, butt and shoulder seem to be interchangeable where I’m at .bone in shoulder low and slow at 225F. it starts to "pull" when it hits 201 to 205F internal.
i tried to shoot you a PM about how you do your pork belly bacon.
what temp do you smoke it at? and do you wet brine it or dry rub it or both? our local butcher shop has bellies by request now.
i think the skin on the shoulder comes out better than a boston butt w/o skin IMO. stays juicier i think.I cook them all the time on the Weber. Brine the night before then dry rub and smoke, butt and shoulder seem to be interchangeable where I’m at .
that pork looks good but those poppers look friggin great!You guys like bacon wrapped pork?
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Start with poppers....
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What's your corned beef and pastrami recipes? That looks goodCorned Beef
Pastrami
Snack Sausage Collagen casings. Slap me.
Back to bacon
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You can bacon wrap anything if you put your mind to it ........takes less time than you think
i play with pork belly all the time, at work,(chef), and at home for fun. I have great results with a 50/50 rub of kosher salt and brown sugar.i tried to shoot you a PM about how you do your pork belly bacon.
what temp do you smoke it at? and do you wet brine it or dry rub it or both? our local butcher shop has bellies by request now.
Easy way....You mean, over, under, over... ..I think I got it.
I just use Meatheads recipes. He's on Amazing Ribs. He also has a book called Meathead: The Science of Great Barbecue and Grilling he wrote with a Food Scientist with a PhD. It's all based on science. I haven't bought it as much of the content and science behind curing meat, etc... is online. I highly reccomend checking him out if you haven't already.What's your corned beef and pastrami recipes? That looks good