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New to me Costco item - Pork Brisket. This was very nice on the grill.
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patbastrop
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I'm getting in the car right now!!
steve2-in-la
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Isn't "pork brisket" just another name for pork belly? You know, the stuff bacon comes from?
markinhouston
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Pork belly covers the ribs in a pig's carcass...
The butcher clices off the posrk belly (which you can then use to make bacon, etc.) and the ribs with meat attached become the spare ribs you will find in a grocery store. Unsmoked bacon is one way of defininf the pork belly--you can make it into pancetta, sllice off the skin and use it to line a cooking vessel for cassoule, and the skinned pork belly is a delight in many guises from slow-roasted to deep-fried, an ingredient to sausage as a replacement for back fat, or even cubed as a sesoning for baked beans. Emeril will be proud to kow that you use pork belly!
The butcher clices off the posrk belly (which you can then use to make bacon, etc.) and the ribs with meat attached become the spare ribs you will find in a grocery store. Unsmoked bacon is one way of defininf the pork belly--you can make it into pancetta, sllice off the skin and use it to line a cooking vessel for cassoule, and the skinned pork belly is a delight in many guises from slow-roasted to deep-fried, an ingredient to sausage as a replacement for back fat, or even cubed as a sesoning for baked beans. Emeril will be proud to kow that you use pork belly!