Belly Boneless Skinless
Belly Boneless Skinless
Pork belly is one of the most succulent parts of a pig. To enjoy its pure pork flavor, go for the boneless and skinless option. There are many ways the pork belly can be cooked. One of the most popular is roasting the pork belly. Make a marinade with salt, garlic, pepper, herbs, and spices, then leave the belly to soak in the mixture overnight. Before roasting, dry the meat with paper towels.
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Pork belly is one of the most succulent parts of a pig. To enjoy its pure pork flavor, go for the boneless and skinless option. There are many ways the pork belly can be cooked. One of the most popular is roasting the pork belly. Make a marinade with salt, garlic, pepper, herbs, and spices, then leave the belly to soak in the mixture overnight. Before roasting, dry the meat with paper towels.
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