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I got sidetracked by a week's vacation in Seattle. When I picked up the pork before leaving, it was all frozen pretty good, so I tossed it in the freezer and decided to continue the porky project after the vacation.
So far, everyone who has tasted the liver pate has raved and insisted that I...
I think the butcher is cutting the hanging carcass tomorrow, Monday. I want to get the bones and bacon-side before they are frozen. I'll salt and pepper the bones and toss them in the smoker; and start curing the side and jowls that I saved from the head.
The liver pate was easy to repair. I...
Scarbelly - Perhaps. This was my 1st try at making pate. There are so many variables, its hard to decide what could have been done better. About half of the recipes I looked at had you pre-cook the liver, maybe that is the trick. The finished pate is supposed to be about 50% fat. My recipe...
Here is the finished liver pate:
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The yield was 16 half-pints of pate from one 3-pound pork liver. It tastes very good, but the texture is not what I expected. Its kind of crumbly, instead of a smooth pate. Adding a drop of mustard on top is also good.
I killed a food processor with...
Here is the finished head cheese. I put a little balsamic vinegar to give a little twang. It tastes great! I cut the two loaves into 3 pieces each, vac-packed it and tossed most of it in the freezer.
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I turned Porkula's head into head cheese today. I'll have some photos after I turn it out of the pans tomorrow. The butcher doesn't scald and scrape any pigs, so its not quite turning out like I expected.
I did clean up an ear, boiled it for 1.5 hours, then sliced and deep fried it. ...
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