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Link has a bit of history of cudighi
https://finnishdish.blog/2019/12/19/cudighi/
Looks as if it is local modification of cotechino
Len Poli's site has two Italian cotechino recipes that might be helpful
This site might be of interest Edwards Virgina Smokehouse Smoked & Aged Surryano Ham | Edwards Virginia Smokehouse (edwardsvaham.com)
Presentation of Surryano ham is impressive. States they use "100% purebred Iberico pigs raised on the serene countryside of Menard, Texas. Texas Iberico™ hogs...
Wow! You have great skills and the resources to support a fabrication of this magnitude. So will this smoker require a reinforced concrete pad at the house to carry the load?😜
Search for the "'history of Brunswick stew" for some light hearted history.
Originally was whatever animal fell in to the pot.
Very good recipe in Jeff's cookbook. We add small lima beans to the mix.
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