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I’m going to break this in half, pierce 10,000 holes and then butterfly it with those herbs and pecorino. Then roll, tie and fridge overnight for a tight and dry skin.

Goal is to get it cooking Sunday afternoon for dinner.

Will roast and peel assorted bell peppers.

Hopefully this one will be nice and crunchy and full of flavor.

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Brett-EDH said:
I’m going to break this in half, pierce 10,000 holes and then butterfly it with those herbs and pecorino. Then roll, tie and fridge overnight for a tight and dry skin.

Goal is to get it cooking Sunday afternoon for dinner.

Will roast and peel assorted bell peppers.

Hopefully this one will be nice and crunchy and full of flavor.

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Lemme know what time supper is Sunday! I'll starve myself until then :)
 
Cut 4# off for the freezer and making 5# of porchetta.

Jacquard’ the eff out of it like I was mowing the grass at a baseball park.

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Butterfly cut so it opens like a book.

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A whole lotta fresh dried herbs.

Fresh garlic, rosemary, basil, Italian parsley, thyme, red pepper flakes, fennel seed, black pepper, pecorino, and evoo all into a paste. Smelled like pesto once ground.

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All mixed

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Salted each layer of the PB

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Divided the herbs for each layer

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Four dollops per layer and then spread evenly

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Folded the flap on top

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Salted the top flap

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More herbs onto the top flap

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Rolled and tied to hold shape

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End got a little oozy

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Salted the outer fat layer so it’ll harden in the fridge overnight

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The whole porchetta log

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Into the fridge for overnight rest

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See ya Sunday! I’m off to bed after a very long and productive day.
 
@Brett-EDH excellent tutorial! I think I could even do this!

Does your pork belly have the skin on it or is that just the fat cap? The ones I get at Costco are fat only.

Will be interesting to see how you cook this!

Change of plans on the assorted peppers?
 
Brett-EDH said:
Cut 4# off for the freezer and making 5# of porchetta.

Jacquard’ the eff out of it like I was mowing the grass at a baseball park.

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Butterfly cut so it opens like a book.

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A whole lotta fresh dried herbs.

Fresh garlic, rosemary, basil, Italian parsley, thyme, red pepper flakes, fennel seed, black pepper, pecorino, and evoo all into a paste. Smelled like pesto once ground.

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All mixed

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Salted each layer of the PB

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Divided the herbs for each layer

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Four dollops per layer and then spread evenly

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Folded the flap on top

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Salted the top flap
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That’s my kind of book!
 
Wilmer Cogburn said:
@Brett-EDH excellent tutorial! I think I could even do this!

Does your pork belly have the skin on it or is that just the fat cap? The ones I get at Costco are fat only.

Will be interesting to see how you cook this!

Change of plans on the assorted peppers?
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Costco, with fat cap, no skin.

Peppers upcoming this morning.

I was installing a chandelier yesterday, then made pork tenderloin parmigiana with spaghetti in pomodoro sauce and then prepped the porchetta after dinner.
 
Looks really good, interesting, I seen you made this before but I don’t remember it being pork belly.
See how it turns out…..
10,000 holes eh…..did you get em all in there!
 
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