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Heres My favorite Bite in all of BBQ and How to Make Crispy Skin Pork Belly



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Join us in this mouthwatering tutorial as we reveal the secrets to making the best Crispy Skin Pork Belly on the smoker. Achieving perfectly crispy skin on smoked pork belly! Discover essential tips on seasoning, preparation methods, and the ideal smoking temperature to elevate your BBQ game. Watch step-by-step as we transform a simple pork belly into a crunchy, flavorful delicacy that will impress your friends and family. Get ready for a delicious adventure in your backyard!

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  1. Love your direct instruction without the frills. If you're at all interested in skin with a little more crispy fluffiness, my Chinese professional cook father-in-law would parboil the belly first, and then thoroughly pierce the skin with a fork before seasoning it and putting in his oven.

  2. The reason I keep coming back to your channel to watch your videos is because of your friendly, humble, instructive and appreciative way about yourself. You could barbeque a car tire but as long as you stay the same, I'll keep tuning in to watch every episode.

  3. Greetings from Connecticut, Coop….I get down to the brown a couple times a year. Barbecue is even making a comeback in the Northeast. Does my heart good. Might even set up an old trailer myself on some side of the road. The problem with most of these guys that I see is, everyone is trying to be Texas. I'm in pizza country and we favor brick ovens and more western European spices (I.E. Italian, Spanish and West African seasoning) Go with what you know and be fearless.

  4. Dude thanks for the fire management talk, i just got a 250, and have been struggling with maintaining heat, i think you just gave me the realization i need to go back to basics and focus on the red construction of the fire itself.

  5. Finding the time to share what you're so good at means so much, so for me personally, whatever makes it easier and keeps you sharing is what matters. Making things more like work can take the fun out.
    I like the idea of a blog style too, it plays into the way you cook and how you see BBQ. Keeping it simple is so affective. Thanks again for what you're doing

  6. 1. Matt Pittman has helpers
    2. blog style is more authentic and less manufactured
    3. following from Australia mate. so Gday and good on ya
    4. asked my Mrs if she knew what 18 inches was and she said she knows 2 inches goes into it 9 times………………

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