Trapper John
Well-Known Member
I bought a few pounds of pork belly to make bacon with, but after doing this I may skip the bacon and keep this up. I kept this simple and put on a decent bit of rub on the meat side of the belly and a light dusting on the skin side. In addition to that the skin was scored and a decent amount of Kosher salt was rubbed in.
Then it went on indirect heat on the Weber. Hickory wood from the farm gave the smoke. I put a ball of foil underneath it so the fat could run off easily. I couldn't help but take a quick look after about 40 minutes.
After two hours, a few more chunks of wood, and some coal adjustment, the belly was ready.
This may be one of my favorite things to come off the grill in quite a while. Ultra smoky, crispy, tender, and just an absolutely perfect pork bomb. I will be doing this often.
Then it went on indirect heat on the Weber. Hickory wood from the farm gave the smoke. I put a ball of foil underneath it so the fat could run off easily. I couldn't help but take a quick look after about 40 minutes.
After two hours, a few more chunks of wood, and some coal adjustment, the belly was ready.
This may be one of my favorite things to come off the grill in quite a while. Ultra smoky, crispy, tender, and just an absolutely perfect pork bomb. I will be doing this often.