More Spice Seasoning 
No Salt Seasoning 
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Ingredients
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1/2 Skinless Pork Belly (Approximately 5 Pounds)
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1/4 Cup Tony’s More Spice Creole Seasoning
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1/4 Cup Tony’s No Salt Seasoning Blend
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1/4 Cup Light Brown Sugar
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Directions
- Using a sharp knife, score the skin-side (fatty side) of the belly on a diagonal crosshatch at 2-inch intervals.
- Mix together the Tony’s seasonings and the brown sugar. Rub half of the mix thoroughly on one side of the pork belly and the rest on the other side.
- Place the belly in a shallow dish, wrap with plastic and refrigerate overnight (between 12-14 hours).
- The next day, rinse the pork belly thoroughly under cold running water, ensuring all spice is washed off.
- Place on a roasting rack set inside a pan and return to the fridge overnight, unwrapped, to allow the outside to air-dry and form a pellicle. Keep the scored side of the belly face up.
- The next day, place the pan with the roasting rack and belly in a 275°F oven or on a low BBQ, off of direct heat between 4-6 hours or until it is extremely tender and caramelized with fat rendered away.
- Using a sharp knife, slice the belly in half lengthwise, then thinly slice crosswise.
NOTES:
You should be able to easily slide a dull knife into the belly and twist around with little resistance. If you can, it is done.
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