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RE: Pork wings
Wed, 12/19/07 5:41 PM
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quote:Originally posted by rouxdog Paul, This topic has caught my attention as well. I sense that the shank which has much bone adds great flavor, appearance and texture. We enjoy cooking with smoked ham hocks often. Guess its my Tennessee roots. I would appreciate suggestions as to where I might purchase an unprocessed hog leg. No additives, just the real thing. I don't have an answer, but I imagine they exist ... I presume that is what they use at Harold's BBQ in Atlanta.
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euclid
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RE: Pork wings
Thu, 12/20/07 11:26 AM
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In Cleveland we have the West Side Market that offors any cuts of any type of meat that you want. Perhaps there is a central market near you? You might also investigate rural buthers. These are the old style guys who will supply what ever you need. The buthcer I use has sold me whole pigs and lamb, some of which he purchased from the local farmers. Good luck.
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RE: Pork wings
Sat, 04/26/08 3:16 PM
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I just came back from Dallas and had the "wings". They were in a great jalaepeno BB Sauce and were great. Wish I could find a distributor in Daytona.
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RE: Pork wings
Wed, 05/28/08 7:02 AM
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I just got my weekly email ad from Piggly Wiggly and there they were. $5.99/lb from Farmland, either Buffalo or BBQ flavor.
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