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Pork Belly on the Rotisserie.

Posted: Sat May 14, 2016 8:57 pm
by titch
Pork Belly on the Rotisserie with an Apple Wombok Coleslaw.

Rubbed a piece of scored Pork Belly with salt, put in the fridge for the Day.

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In the Kettle in the Spit Basket.

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Added some home made Saveloy when the skin was crisping up.

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Wife made a great Apple and Wombok Slaw with a Mustard Honey Dressing.
The capers added a great flavour.

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Portioned the Belly and Sausage, the Belly made a great crunching sound when being Cut.

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Plated and the pictures speak for themselves

My plate.

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Wife's Plate

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Belly skin was as crisp as a potato crisp ,meat was soft and Juicy

Thanks for looking in

Re: Pork Belly on the Rotisserie.

Posted: Sat May 14, 2016 10:39 pm
by Davo
Oh man....That looks wonderful....I can just about feel the crunch of that crackling......

I'm now thinking that one of those rotisserie devices for the Weber Performer may be a good investment...I reckon I could have a lot of use for one of them.

Great work and top photography Titch.....that is cooking book quality right there!!

Cheers

Davo

Re: Pork Belly on the Rotisserie.

Posted: Sat May 14, 2016 10:47 pm
by titch
Thanks Davo, I'm trying to create interest but fear its a losing battle.
Might be time to put it to bed.
shame

Re: Pork Belly on the Rotisserie.

Posted: Sat May 14, 2016 11:14 pm
by Davo
Yeah mate, I've noticed you've been trying to keep an interest here and I want to say thankyou Titch. I also agree with your last sentiment :(

Cheers

Davo

Pork Belly on the Rotisserie.

Posted: Mon May 16, 2016 2:43 pm
by Pesto3
Looks awesome Titch! Love crackle!! Love pork belly!! When you say you're trying to create interest are you referring to interest the website?



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Re: Pork Belly on the Rotisserie.

Posted: Mon May 16, 2016 3:15 pm
by Davo
Pesto, Titch has been trying to create more motivation and interest in this forum which has been a place of previous in fighting and factions and those who were in the middle of it all have taken their bat n ball and went elsewhere.
It's a bit disheartening but we're trying to rebuild it again.

Cheers

Davo

Pork Belly on the Rotisserie.

Posted: Thu May 19, 2016 1:01 am
by 12x7
Is there anyway to improve adding photos and videos to your post? The current process is such a pain. In other forums or Facebook its a lot easier for people to contribute. You need to understand so much if you want to post more than text on this forum. Just a thought to attract people back.

Pork Belly on the Rotisserie.

Posted: Thu May 19, 2016 1:04 am
by 12x7
The other thing that is such a pain is the pop-up ads. It makes my iPad run like a dog. Other times the ads are SO inappropriate. Get rid of the ads.

Re: Pork Belly on the Rotisserie.

Posted: Thu May 19, 2016 8:05 am
by food&fish
Yes I see what you mean
I and others people I know used to do some pretty interesting cooks
Put up a few photos and if you wasn't one of the chosen few you never got a mention
As for ads they help- pay the wages
These adds are not to bad on Facebook the show stops downloading till all the adds run

Pork Belly on the Rotisserie.

Posted: Thu May 19, 2016 9:44 am
by Pesto3
12x7 wrote:Is there anyway to improve adding photos and videos to your post? The current process is such a pain. In other forums or Facebook its a lot easier for people to contribute. You need to understand so much if you want to post more than text on this forum. Just a thought to attract people back.
Yes it is a pain in the bum, when I first came to this site I almost just gave up on it. I'm on another American site that's al lot more "user friendly" but that site is dedicated to a certain type of BBQ style. It has a lot of users that are always posting and always contributing.

After finding this site I was excited to able to talk with people that are Australian. Our meat and general shopping experience is totally different to America. I was surprised to see there are only a handful of people that actually seem to use this site.

I'm sticking with it and hope it turns around. BBQing is my hobby and I love to talk to like minded people.