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I've been doing porchetta for years on my smoker and grills. This one was the best. I've never had the belly be so succulent. I literally cut a piece with a spoon This is the first time I've done an all belly porchetta. Usually I roll up a pork loin in the belly. This was also the smallest porchetta I've ever done. somewhere in the 4-5lb range. My other attempts have all been around 15-18lbs. So, I started looking here for a time and temp. After I had that, I just went with my normal porchetta routine. I used a meat tenderizer/marinator tool to pierce the skin ![]() Next I flipped it over for scoring and seasoning. ![]() My typical seasoning is: Salt, pepper, rosemary, thyme, and garlic. I saw in the recipe they used crushed red pepper. I thought that was a good idea and added it to my porchetta for the first time. Roll it up and tie it. ![]() Salt the outside and vac seal it. 36 hrs @ 155°. You wind up with a ton of juice in the bag. When the belly is done, the recipe I linked wants you to plunge it into an ice bath. Not sure why? I didn't bother to do that. ![]()
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