Pork Belly and Patatas Bravas Burrito with Crackling Crust by @elburritomonster
1 serving
🍖
1 kg
Pork belly
🍖
300 g
Pork skin
🌼
30 ml
Smoked paprika and mustard rub
🍺
360 ml
Beer
🧈
30 g
Butter
🍖
120 ml
Barbecue sauce
🥚
50 g
Egg
🌻
480 ml
Sunflower oil
🥔
700 g
Potatoes
🥚
120 ml
Pork fat mayo
🧀
120 g
Cheese
🥕
150 g
Vegetables
🥙
Tortilla
- Trim
Trim the pork belly away from the ribs and skin, then cut the meat into strips.
- Coat
Coat the pork belly strips evenly with the smoked paprika and mustard seasoning.
- Place
Place the seasoned pork belly on a baking tray and cook dry at 140°C for 180 minutes.
- Add
Add the beer and butter to the tray, then braise the pork belly at 140°C for 90 minutes.
- Brush
Brush the pork belly with barbecue sauce and roast at 180°C for 10 minutes.
- Cook
Seal the pork skin in a vacuum-seal bag and cook it at 72°C for 1440 minutes.
Remove the cooked pork skin from the bag and scrape away excess fat.
- Slice
Slice the pork skin into a lattice pattern and place it on a baking tray.
- Cube
Cube the potatoes and coat them with remaining smoked paprika and mustard seasoning.
- Air-fry
Air-fry the potatoes at 200°C until golden and crisp, about 20 minutes.
- Warm
Warm each flour tortilla until flexible, then spread 30 ml of pork fat mayonnaise over it.
- Add
Add one quarter of the pork belly, potatoes, cheese, and mixed vegetables to each tortilla.
- Fold
Fold and roll each tortilla into a tight burrito, then seal the edge underneath.
- Brush
Brush each burrito with beaten egg and lay a pork skin lattice over the top.
- Bake
Bake the topped burritos at 200°C for 15 minutes, until the tortilla is set.
- Heat
Heat the sunflower oil to 200°C and carefully ladle it over the pork skin lattice until crackling.
- Pour
Repeat the hot-oil pour if needed, then serve the burritos immediately.
Pork Belly and Patatas Bravas Burrito with Crackling Crust by @elburritomonster
1 serving
🍖
1 kg
Pork belly
🍖
300 g
Pork skin
🌼
30 ml
Smoked paprika and mustard rub
🍺
360 ml
Beer
🧈
30 g
Butter
🍖
120 ml
Barbecue sauce
🥚
50 g
Egg
🌻
480 ml
Sunflower oil
🥔
700 g
Potatoes
🥚
120 ml
Pork fat mayo
🧀
120 g
Cheese
🥕
150 g
Vegetables
🥙
Tortilla
Preparation Steps
Step 1/17
Trim the pork belly away from the ribs and skin, then cut the meat into strips.
Step 2/17
Coat the pork belly strips evenly with the smoked paprika and mustard seasoning.
Step 3/17
Place the seasoned pork belly on a baking tray and cook dry at 140°C for 180 minutes.
Step 4/17
Add the beer and butter to the tray, then braise the pork belly at 140°C for 90 minutes.
Step 5/17
Brush the pork belly with barbecue sauce and roast at 180°C for 10 minutes.
Step 6/17
Seal the pork skin in a vacuum-seal bag and cook it at 72°C for 1440 minutes.
Step 7/17
Remove the cooked pork skin from the bag and scrape away excess fat.
Step 8/17
Slice the pork skin into a lattice pattern and place it on a baking tray.
Step 9/17
Cube the potatoes and coat them with remaining smoked paprika and mustard seasoning.
Step 10/17
Air-fry the potatoes at 200°C until golden and crisp, about 20 minutes.
Step 11/17
Warm each flour tortilla until flexible, then spread 30 ml of pork fat mayonnaise over it.
Step 12/17
Add one quarter of the pork belly, potatoes, cheese, and mixed vegetables to each tortilla.
Step 13/17
Fold and roll each tortilla into a tight burrito, then seal the edge underneath.
Step 14/17
Brush each burrito with beaten egg and lay a pork skin lattice over the top.
Step 15/17
Bake the topped burritos at 200°C for 15 minutes, until the tortilla is set.
Step 16/17
Heat the sunflower oil to 200°C and carefully ladle it over the pork skin lattice until crackling.
Step 17/17
Repeat the hot-oil pour if needed, then serve the burritos immediately.
Composition
Ingredients
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to inform
Calories
1250 kcal
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Preparation
Time Information
Preparation
45 minutes
Overall
45 minutes
Difficulty
Level
Expert (4/4)
Steps
17 steps
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Type
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Original Creator
@elburritomonster
Origin
Cuisine
Mexican, Spanish, British
Geographic
United Kingdom, Europe
Various
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Other
Price
Medium
Recommended Preservation
fridge
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