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Kamado Joe - Smoked Bacon 

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Hey Joe Fans! It’s finally time to make some homemade bacon and smoke it on the Kamado Joe!
Here’s what you need:
1 5-8 pound whole pork belly
Cure Ingredients:
¼ cup kosher salt
2 tsp pink curing salt (Prague Powder #1)
¼ cup brown sugar
1 tbsp red pepper flakes
2 tbsp paprika
1 tsp ground cumin
½ tsp ground coriander
¼ tsp ground allspice
¼ cup pure maple syrup
Combine all the cure ingredients except the maple syrup and set aside.
Unpackage your pork belly. Rinse, pat dry, and do any trimming that you may want. Rub the surface of the pork belly with the maple syrup and apply the curing rub liberally to both sides of the meat. Place the meat and any leftover maple syrup in a 2 gallon Ziplock bag or vacuum seal bag and remove as much air as possible. Place the meat in the refrigerator for 8 to 10 days, flipping the bag over once a day during the process.
After the pork belly has cured, remove it from the bag, rinse it completely and pat dry. Place on a rack in the refrigerator overnight for at least 12 hours or as long as 48 hours.
Preheat your Kamado Joe grill to 200-225 degrees and add several chunks of your favorite smoke wood. I prefer a mix of maple and hickory for bacon. Set up for indirect cooking with your heat deflectors in the lowest position and the grill grates in the highest position. While your grill is warming up, combine the following ingredents:
¼ cup cracked black pepper
1 tbsp paprika
1 tbsp onion powder
½ tsp ground clove
Take your pork belly out of the refrigerator. Drizzle some more maple syrup on the surface and then coat with the seasoning rub you just made. Let this sit on the counter until your Kamado Joe has preheated.
Place the meat on the grill and smoke until you reach an internal temperature of 150 degrees in the thickest part of the meat. My 8 pounder took 3 hours.
Remove from the grill, lightly tent with aluminum foil and let rest for 30 minutes. Put back on a rack and refrigerate until completely chilled before slicing.
Cook and serve any way you would normally serve bacon!
Enjoy!
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Комментарии : 48   
@BriyonH
@BriyonH 7 лет назад
John - Just tried this recipe on my new Big Joe that I got for Christmas. I followed your recipe right down to ordering the SRF pork belly. I cannot explain how good this bacon is. I just sliced it up today and cooked up a slice. Unbelievable. Thanks for the great videos.
@stevemitchell7193
@stevemitchell7193 6 лет назад
Hey John watched this video at least 10 times and gave it a try with the small pork belly we tend to have here in Australia. The result was phenomenal, it tasted so much better than shop brought bacon! love your videos and cant wait to get started on filling the fridge with this recipe.
@Rie_Johnson
@Rie_Johnson 6 лет назад
John - just through the first step of this process. Impatiently waiting 8-10 days! Thanks for another great vid.
@djsgravely
@djsgravely 7 лет назад
Hey John. I made the bacon, and it came out absolutely awesome. I've shared it with several people, and everybody said that it was the best bacon they'd ever eaten. I agree 100%. I'm already running low, and will need another run to Costco to pick up another belly. This is a home run. I'm going to tweak the rub recipes a bit because that's just what I do. I've had my Classic for about 6 weeks now, and love it. I used a Weber kettle for almost 20 years and made a lot of great food on it, but the Joe upped my game big-time.
@tomstestkitchen
@tomstestkitchen 8 лет назад
Hard to beat homemade bacon John, I like the idea of using the vacuum sealer. I normally use a 2 gal zip lock bag but I like this better.
@Forevertrue
@Forevertrue 6 лет назад
Excellent Presentation, looks like a good recipe. Thanks, I will be watching and deciding.
@christapp7033
@christapp7033 7 лет назад
john that looks amazing! ill have to give this method a try! thanks for sharing sir
@KurtsSharpeningService
@KurtsSharpeningService 7 лет назад
Heading to the store to buy the ingredients now! Looks delicious!
@TheBarbecueShow
@TheBarbecueShow 8 лет назад
I could go for some of that bacon right now. Have a good weekend.
@wilsondelosreyes5335
@wilsondelosreyes5335 2 года назад
Thanks for sharing! I really like it. I'll try your recipe and process.
@Walt1119
@Walt1119 7 лет назад
I'll have to try this,, thanks John for your awesome videos!! W
@sethszweda8902
@sethszweda8902 8 лет назад
John, thanks for another excellent video. I am excited for the new adventures you are exploring this year. My dad used to make his own bacon but it was always way to smokey for me (like ribs smoked in pure wood). I was wondering what improvements, if any, that you would make on your next batch from what you learned? Also, based on a previous comment how would you adjust the curing time if your belly was not as thick? Lastly, do you use the temperature at the deflector or dome/side heat escape temp?
@kamadolife6910
@kamadolife6910 6 лет назад
Looks divine !!
@Soulman-lb3gg
@Soulman-lb3gg 8 лет назад
I've made my own bacon before and it was awesome. Used pretty much the same procedure, except I didn't have any of the pink curing salt. My only problem was that my pork belly was not that thick, and I over cured it. Of course,I didn't know that until I was all done and tasted it, and it was a a bit too salty. I want to try and again, and actually try a cold smoke. Been looking at the A-Maze-N Pellet smoker tray for cold smoking. Any experience with one? I'll probably have to wait for the cold months again anyway.
@normmilavec690
@normmilavec690 5 лет назад
I'll be smoking this recipe for the 3rd time. Man is this good! Going to try cherry and maple mixed.
@guybrock837
@guybrock837 2 года назад
Great video. I'm going to try this with a pork shoulder, for buckboard bacon .
@jhannon9495
@jhannon9495 Год назад
Looks tasty!
@timvaughan5909
@timvaughan5909 4 года назад
What's the best way to minimize the maple syrup from charring? Just cook on low heat? That's the only issue I had the first time I made this, regardless it was still great bacon!
@stevemclean3361
@stevemclean3361 4 года назад
Sounds great shall give it a go.
@christinegelatt2175
@christinegelatt2175 8 лет назад
I'm on day 5 right now, curing a 13 pound pork belly from Costco and am looking to smoke it on day 8! John, if I smoke it like you do in the video to an internal temp of 150, is it technically cooked through at that point and ok to eat? I'm planning on frying it like normal but just curious. Thanks for the videos!
@RichardBlaine
@RichardBlaine 8 лет назад
There is an old Klingon saying: "BACON IS LIFE!"
@poetas84
@poetas84 6 лет назад
What's the use of nitrite if you smoke it in high temperature
@tomcleveland7973
@tomcleveland7973 5 лет назад
Bacon is on the list for this week! Curing salt was delivered to the front porch so step 1. Then to costco for a pork belly, check!
@normmilavec690
@normmilavec690 5 лет назад
Started this today!
@mikescherf6469
@mikescherf6469 3 года назад
Hi all , am real new at the kamado , just wondered if the fat in the pan cooking the bacon was added or came from the slices . Regards from New Zealand
@natemoyal8859
@natemoyal8859 2 года назад
A keeper! I need to play with the spices (more cowbell), but compared to stored bought bacon it tastes alot more natural. Not sure I can eat resturant and store bacon going forward.
@mmdykhouse
@mmdykhouse 6 лет назад
Does it keep well in the freezer?
@MSMS-py6gl
@MSMS-py6gl Год назад
Can you forego the use of the pink salt, or would that result in spoilage during the 8 day cure?
@pierrevautard6463
@pierrevautard6463 Год назад
Merci beaucoup !
@dominykascyras4470
@dominykascyras4470 5 лет назад
Thanks, tried it, worked very well. One question: How long does it take for cured and hot smoked meat to go bad if it is kept in the fridge?
@cageybee777
@cageybee777 5 лет назад
Could one eat it before cooking in a skillet?
@normmilavec690
@normmilavec690 6 лет назад
Is this your favorite for bacon John?
@joshmx28
@joshmx28 4 года назад
Buckminster Fuller here with the watches.
@stephenlaham1592
@stephenlaham1592 5 лет назад
The flavor is phenomenal but mine came out a bit too salty. How would you control that? Less curing time?
@barbarabrantley4779
@barbarabrantley4779 5 лет назад
Stephen LaHam before you smoke it soak it in water for a couple of hours. Rinse pat dry then smoke it. Problem solved. Perfect bacon
@stephenlaham1592
@stephenlaham1592 5 лет назад
Thanks i'll give that a try. Do you find that when you soak it, you loose any of the flavor of the cure?
@barbarabrantley4779
@barbarabrantley4779 5 лет назад
No not at all. The smoke is what really sets the flavor. Soak it and hour on one side discard water put fresh water soak the other side about an hour pat dry and let it air dry awhile then smoke. I find this really takes a lot of the salt out. Otherwise it’s just to to salty. Enjoy
@Ringele5574
@Ringele5574 3 года назад
SRF pork belly 5-6 pound chunk $109. Looks like I gotta get my belly from Costco or my local butcher.
@danielayris3623
@danielayris3623 4 года назад
They would charge us $1250 Australian dollars for that cut in Australia.....
@steveboyle5245
@steveboyle5245 8 лет назад
Not sure about the SRF product. $99 for a 5-6 lb belly, I don't think so. Quality belly can be sourced locally for $3-4/lb in most communities. I recently cured/smoked 2 whole bellies using a wet cure method with your pork rub recipe as the base and then topped it off with MR's The BBQ rub just before putting it on the smoke and it was/is fantastic. Thanks for another great video!
@pweiss15
@pweiss15 8 лет назад
I source mine from Costco. About $25 for about 10 lbs.
@steveboyle5245
@steveboyle5245 8 лет назад
good info. i get almost all my meat from costco but have never seen whole bellies at my local store. guess i'll have to inquire with their butchers
@shiversneak
@shiversneak 4 года назад
All these people that know how to make bacon but have no clue how to cook it.
@gallopingg1
@gallopingg1 7 лет назад
the belly pork has much to much fat to meat ratio, i've raised my own pigs in woodland for the past 6yrs, the belly pork being used is barely good enough for sausages, a 50/50 fat meat ratio would be much better.
@ivelokas8936
@ivelokas8936 6 лет назад
ahahahahahahahaahhahhaah google paceta curde on cold smoke and cold wind . best thing ever , not your american bacon that shit is bad
@guybrock837
@guybrock837 2 года назад
Try this with a pork shoulder, for buckboard bacon. Much less fat, and cheaper per lb.
@Jdublifter
@Jdublifter 4 года назад
Good recipe. Too much dialogue though.
@richardalan8610
@richardalan8610 3 года назад
To much spice.
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