5. Place the pan on medium heat and warm the pork belly through. Allow the bbq sauce and chicken stock to reduce into a nice syrup thick glaze. Season with s&p mix
6. When the tortillas are ready, and the pork belly is hot and glazed well, begin dividing the pork belly evenly between the tortilla rounds
7. Evenly spread the spicy ginger poco de gallo on the pork topped tortillas
8. Dress each with zig zag sour cream
9. Top each with the sliced avocado, followed by the cilantro, radish and green onions