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This recipe for pork belly cubes, also known as bacon, will be a success in your next barbecue, as it is sprinkled with a delicious mixture of brown sugar, paprika, tagine, garlic powder, black pepper and grain salt, and accompanied with Delicious BBQ sauce.
Prepare your grill over indirect heat (250 ° - 350 ° F or 121 ° - 175 ° C). Moisten Cherry Weber® Wood Chips in water for 30 minutes before roasting.
Mix the rub ingredients in a bowl and reserve. Cut the pork belly into 1 ”thick strips and varnish with the mustard, sprinkle the rub completely covering the strips and place in refrigeration for 1 hour.
Remove the pork belly from the refrigerator, add the chips directly to the embers or in your Weber Original Smoke Box and transfer the strips to your grill over indirect heat, smoke for 3 hours or until the internal temperature is 180 ° F.
Remove the pork belly from the grill, cut into 1 "wide cubes and transfer them to a Weber® Draining Tray. Add the butter, honey and BBQ sauce to taste, cover with foil and return the tray to the grill over indirect heat until the internal temperature of the cubes is 195 ° F to 200 ° F, approximately one hour.
Remove the pork belly cubes from the tray and serve hot. Accompany with BBQ sauce to taste.
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