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It’s like a treasure hunt sometimes. Dry aged sirloin with Montreal steak seasoning and pork belly porchetta with Strawberry’s rub. On the Weber kettle with the slow n sear. Sirloin to 130. Going to take the porchetta off at around 170. Too high and I find that it starts to turn into pulled pork. Lots of sandwich material with the fresh baked bread!
 

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Yeah. I went deep in mine too.

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DAMMITBOY! Fine lookin vittles.Tell me more about that pork belly porchetta.Seasonings,cook time,temp?? OUTSTANDING!!!!:thumb:
 
DAMMITBOY! Fine lookin vittles.Tell me more about that pork belly porchetta.Seasonings,cook time,temp?? OUTSTANDING!!!!:thumb:

Thanks! Very easy cook. Just cross hatched the fat cap. Coated with Strawberry’s rub and tied. Indirect on the kettle running around 275 until it hit 170. Sliced for sandwiches. Honestly, I prefer the leftovers the following day. Slice thin and sauté like bacon. Gives it a little crisp.
 
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