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post #46 of 55
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Originally Posted by iammatt View Post
Here are the rolls of skin I mentioned. They are cooking in duck and pork fat while some more pork fat is melting for future use:


What a waste of potential crackling.
post #47 of 55
Made my day. What a thread. Continue please.
post #48 of 55
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Originally Posted by PaulSLH View Post
What a waste of potential crackling.

Cracklins: Sooooooo delicious.

The day after cracklins: Soooooooooooo squirty.
post #49 of 55
bravo! but how long does the smell of hog stay on your bodies?
post #50 of 55
Wow that pig had a lot of livers in there
post #51 of 55
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Originally Posted by gdl203 View Post
Wow that pig had a lot of livers in there

Duck livers at that. Kinda crazy.
post #52 of 55
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Originally Posted by kwilkinson View Post
Duck livers at that. Kinda crazy.

I noticed that too. Is pig-duck bad like wool-linen?
post #53 of 55
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Originally Posted by Milpool View Post
I noticed that too. Is pig-duck bad like wool-linen?

Pig parts + foie is probably the best God-given food combo on earth.
And since God hated all the good stuff, like premarital sex, pigs in general, and homosexuality, I'd say it probably was bad.
post #54 of 55
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Pig parts + foie is probably the best God-given food combo on earth.
And since God hated all the good stuff, like premarital sex, pigs in general, and homosexuality, I'd say it probably was bad.

Kwilkie finally comes out.
post #55 of 55
Holiday only thing? Or will you be dismantling a pig in your san fran backyard, once you return ?
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