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    Pork belly is the flesh from the belly area of the pig. When sliced and cured, it becomes bacon. Left whole or cut into smaller chunks, pork belly responds well to moist heat cooking, turning it fork-tender. Pork belly is an inexpensive, fatty cut of meat from the underside of the pig near the loin. Spareribs also come from this area.
    In Swiss cuisine, pork belly is used as an ingredient in the Berner Platte . In Thai cuisine, pork belly is called mu sam chan ( หมูสามชั้น; lit: 'three-layered pork') refers to rind, fat and meat, often used to make Khao mu daeng and Khao mu krop, or fried with kale .
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    Whole, the belly is one long piece with the skin on, weighing about 12 pounds. When the skin is removed, it's salted, cured and smoked to make bacon. (If it's salted and cured but not smoked, it's Italian pancetta .) Pork bellies are more traditionally seen in the cuisines of northern Europe and Asia.
    Left whole or cut into smaller chunks, pork belly responds well to moist heat cooking, turning it fork-tender. Pork belly is an inexpensive, fatty cut of meat from the underside of the pig near the loin. Spareribs also come from this area. Whole, the belly is one long piece with the skin on, weighing about 12 pounds.
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