Pork cut: where it is, price, recipes
Pork belly
Alternating layers of fat and lean under the skin. Fresh, it roasts or braises; cured and smoked, it becomes bacon; rolled with black pepper, pancetta; cut into cubes, the lardons of a quiche lorraine.
- Roasted
- Braised
- Pan-seared
- Smoked
$6/ lb
- In French
- Poitrine
- US side
- Pork belly
- Around the world
- Samgyeopsal (Korea), Wuhuarou (China)
- Where it sits
- Belly. Bacon, pancetta, lardons and samgyeopsal all come out of the same belly.
- Tenderness
- 2/5
- Flavor
- 5/5
- Marbling
- 5/5
- Price
- $6 / lb ·
- Actual size
- ~45 cm
Recipes that name the Pork belly
Traditional samgyeopsal jjim (Korean steamed pork belly)
Traditional samgyeopsal gui with grilled kimchi
Traditional Mei Cai Kou Rou with wuhuarou
Traditional Hangzhou Dongpo pork
Picanha na chapa with traditional farofa
Traditional vacío relleno al horno
Traditional rolled pork chashu for ramen
Barbecue pork belly burnt ends
Red wine braised beef short ribs
Eel matelote with red wine, a Loire Valley tradition
Bordeaux-style lamprey with red wine and leeks
Pangasius cá kho tộ, Vietnamese caramelized clay pot fish
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