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Thanks! The trick is it not getting burned but still have a crisp skin. To me thats the fun part, it allows me to play around with the meat. :grin:

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Thanks for the brand of grate. That's probablynext on my list. If I don't have one of the elevated grates to brown the fat could I just put it directly on thegrate over really low heat?

One more question...what temp did you cook it too as well?
 
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Thanks for the brand of grate. That's probablynext on my list. If I don't have one of the elevated grates to brown the fat could I just put it directly on thegrate over really low heat?

One more question...what temp did you cook it too as well?

If you don't have an elevetade grate, make sure that have the maximum amount of distance you can put between the skin and the coals.

If you do a standard setup than spread out the coals, so there won't be a grease fire.

400 degrees Fahrenheit
 
Loved the video. I love POV videos, tells a Better story.
We need to get you some sharp knives brotha, I saw you sawing with that boning knife :twitch:
 
Already had some pork belly marinating in Char Shiu (sp)(the red stuff they do their ribs with), and not totally sure how to finish them. This helped a whole heck of a lot. Will try them again with out the marinade.
 
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