Smoked Pork Carnitas – YES, they’re braised in LARD on the Smoker – With Quick Tomatillo Salsa!


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These smoked pork carnitas combine the smoke flavor of the grill with the sear factor of the griddle for one epic carnitas recipe!

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  1.  alexzanderrodrigues
    alexzanderrodrigues says:

    There's something magical about your food. I appreciate your efforts; I was wondering if you could share a video of you cooking with KHAL viewers. I would love to tip you on your recipes..🥰🤞👩🏻‍🍳😋😋😋

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  2. Ronald Bonnette
    Ronald Bonnette says:

    I love traditional carnitas and believe me, lots of restaurants SAY they serve carnitas but very few actually make them in a traditional fashion. These are a great approximation and look great. I love the use of the griddle to crisp them up at the end. I also am a huge fan of green salsa. Well done. I can see I’ll be making this when we get back to Texas and have friends over. Nice job!

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  3. Jason Brock57
    Jason Brock57 says:

    Love your videos. Have you tried the LOCO 36’ Series 2 yet? Just got one and after having to get a missing power cord and faulty ignition system replaced I’m enjoying it so far. Just wondered what your opinion was on them

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  4. realrasher
    realrasher says:

    I made a shopping list right after you released this… Making it right now. I just finished the searing on the flattop and moved to the (pellet) smoker.
    Thank you for this cook!!! I’m stoked! My wife & I love carnitas too.

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  5. 2Wheels_NYC
    2Wheels_NYC says:

    Dude! This looks amazing! Fat is flavor for sure! The salsa looks excellent, but the whole process is perfect. I always say, teach technique, not recipe. You can apply this to so much. Again, do a knife skills 101 vid. It will get views! And I've held off the coke since college.

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  6. Curt Dunlap
    Curt Dunlap says:

    "That's a lot of fat!" Words to live by. Another great recipe!
    You mentioned about leaving the brown onion tips on. My wife collects veggie trimmings (onion skins, celery tops, etc.) in the freezer until there is enough to make a batch of veggie stock and cans it for future use. In the words of Justin Wilson, "Hoo boy! Dat good!"

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