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Charcuterie - Go Pig or Go Home

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This is the first installment, really a preview, because I haven't the time to really write anything out or to upload a lot of pictures. However, I've mentioned my great pig adventure several times over the past few months, and now that I am here, and have a bit of computer time, I figured I would upload some interesting pics, and add more to this thread later.

Basically, we started out wit a whole pig at about 185 kilos. The first day we did some butchering, and made boudin noir. The second day we made pate de porc, pate de foie gras, sausages and much more. There are two more days left. Much of what we have done, and will do, is to can and conserve, which is the traditional thing in the country of France, as these products are eaten all year long. So far, so good, and a hell of a lot of fun. Some pics:

The pig as butchered:



Blood sausages ready to cook:



Pork pate with foie gras for canning:



Pork kidney, meat and fat over the fire:



Much more to come when the wifi isn't the shits.
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God I cannot wait until you get back to civilization and have time to upload more.
post #3 of 55
I know I will be watching this thread closely. Looks awesome!!
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I'm such a charcuterie small timer!
post #5 of 55
where's this place, matt?
post #6 of 55
Very nice. Looking forward to updates.
post #7 of 55
That seems like a great idea. Thanks for sharing. Looking forward to more.
post #8 of 55
Dismembered carcass earns this thread five stars.
post #9 of 55
Hmmm...this doesn't look very kosher...
post #10 of 55
brilliant.

this is motivating me to hang some brined pig in my chimney
post #11 of 55
Awesome. I've never seen true French charcuterie done before. Where in France are you?
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Hmmm...this doesn't look very kosher...

none of the best things ever are.
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Awesome. I've never seen true French charcuterie done before. Where in France are you?
We are in the perigord, about two hours by car east of Bordeaux.
post #14 of 55
Matt, how much of that stuff are you taking with you?
post #15 of 55
Holy Moses.


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