Pork Belly On A Grill

Pork Belly On A Traeger [Grill]

Are you looking for a great appetizer that will have your guests drooling over your mad wicked BBQ Skills? We have just the recipe for you.  These smoky, juicy, pork fat-filled, amazing little chunks of WOW are the perfect way to celebrate any occasion.  So, grab some Pork belly, and let’s get this party started.

  • Yield: 10-12 people
  • Prep time:  Minutes
  • Cook time: 35-45 minutes cooking time

Ingredients

Measure   Ingredient                                                Prep Notes

2 lbs                Pork Belly, Fresh                              Skinless

¾  Cup           Oink Rub, 5280 Culinary               Season to taste

¾  Cup           Rub a Dub, 5280 Culinary             Season to taste

Taste              Fire Honey, 5280 Culinary

Taste              High Altitude BBQ Sauce, 5280 Culinary

Prep Instructions:

  1. Remove the pork belly from the package and rinse with cold water. Place into a large pan or onto a cookie sheet
  2. Pat dry with paper towels and allow the belly to rest and dry out for about 30 minutes
  3. Next, turn the belly over so that the meat side is facing up
  4. Place the pork belly
  5. Using a boning knife, cut the pork belly into 2” wide strips, then turn and cut into 2” cubes
  6. Place the belly cubes into a large stainless steel bowl
  7. Season as heavy or as light as desired with the 50/50 Oink / Rub A Dub Blend
  8. Sprinkle the rub heavier for a stronger flavor, or lightly for a lighter flavor
  9. Allow the belly to sitting at room temp with the rub for about 20 minutes
  10. Toss belly cubes again to mix the rub in better
  11. Place the cubed pork belly in plastic wrap and place it in the fridge. Allow the pork belly cubes to “marinate” for at least 24 hours

Cooking Instructions:

  1. Load your Traeger with Mesquite or Hickory Pellets
  2. Dial your Traeger Ironwood to 180 degrees and press ignite. Allow reaching temp of 180
  3. Place the belly cubes onto a perforated pan – we use the Traeger pan
  4. Smoke the pork belly for about 2.5 hours or until the desired smoke level is reached
  5. Turn up the temp to 300 and roast for 40 minutes to 1 hour – or longer for darker burnt ends
  6. Remove from the smoker, season with a little more of the rub, then place into a stainless steel bowl
  7. Toss the belly cubes with the Fire Honey and High Altitude BBQ sauce to taste
  8. Next place the pork belly cubes into a foil pan, place them back into the smoker for 15 minutes to set the bbq sauce, and rub
  9. Remove from the smoker and allow to rest for 5 minutes
  10. Serve

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