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Hi all,
This post is about my first go at pork belly Burnt Ends and will also be my "cook thread" for the One Bite throwdown.
I have read about PB burnt ends and decided that Labor day was the day to try them.
I cubed and rubbed a 3lb porkbelly
Gave it a few hours of smoke, then put in a sealed pan with brown sugar and butter to tenderize and finally added some BBQ sauce to glaze.
These were fantastic! But since this is a one bite competition, I wanted to create an "amuse bouche" type of tasting.:loco: So I broke out my "modernist cuisine" skills and made pineapple juice caviar (basically little spheres of juice), added a slice of hot pepper for spice, and plated on a spoon with a balsamic glaze.
Here is the final product:
These things were spicy, fatty, salty, and had bursts of acid. I was very happy with the final product. it was the perfect bite!
Thanks for reading.
This post is about my first go at pork belly Burnt Ends and will also be my "cook thread" for the One Bite throwdown.
I have read about PB burnt ends and decided that Labor day was the day to try them.
I cubed and rubbed a 3lb porkbelly
Gave it a few hours of smoke, then put in a sealed pan with brown sugar and butter to tenderize and finally added some BBQ sauce to glaze.
These were fantastic! But since this is a one bite competition, I wanted to create an "amuse bouche" type of tasting.:loco: So I broke out my "modernist cuisine" skills and made pineapple juice caviar (basically little spheres of juice), added a slice of hot pepper for spice, and plated on a spoon with a balsamic glaze.
Here is the final product:
These things were spicy, fatty, salty, and had bursts of acid. I was very happy with the final product. it was the perfect bite!
Thanks for reading.