Chaudin, also known as ponce

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PorkHock

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Might be a little strange to some of you but I can assure you its delicious.

First off get your self a pig stomach. Rinse it well and place in cold water with 4tbs of baking soda and half a cup of vinegar, stir together and let sit in the mixture for an hour.
Mean while chop:
1 cup chopped onions
1/2 cup chopped celery
1/4 cup diced red bell pepper
1/4 cup diced garlic
1/2 cup sliced mushrooms
Cook vegetables in butter in large pan until wilted, add bay leaves. Add 1/4 cup white wine and reduce. Add Worcestershire sauce to taste and reduce. Season with tony chachere and 2 tsp basil.
Add to vegetables in pan:
1/2 cup ground andouille sausage
1/2 pound ground beef
3 pounds ground pork
cook until brown. Season with cayenne and tony's. Let cool to room temperature and add to mixture
1 cup seasoned Italian bread crumbs
2 eggs, beaten
1/2 cup chopped green onions
1/2 cup chopped parsley
remove stomach from water and rinse under water.
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See that fat, pull all that off. Stuff stomach with cooled mixture and sew up
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Season outside of stomach with your favorite cajun spice mixture and hot smoke it untill 145 IT
While meat is smoking make a dark roux with 4tbs vegetable oil and 4tbs flour in a black iron pot
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add to roux:
2 small sliced onions
1 cup diced celery
1/2 cup chopped bell pepper
1/4 cup diced garlic
2 cups sliced mushrooms
cook for 3 minutes. Brown stomach on both sides. Use a meat thermometer to poke ten wholes on each side of the stomach while browning. Do not let it burst.
Add 3 cups chicken stock and poke 15 holes on each side of stomach. Bring stock to simmer and cover for 1 hour. Check and turn stomach every 15 minutes poking more holes as necessary.
After 1 hour remove stomach
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reduce gravy, slice stomach. Pour gravy over stomach.
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serve over long grain rice and top with green onions . Used to eat this all the time, first time making it from scratch.
 
Now that is something you don't see posted here very often. Got to be a fellow coonass with that post. And welcome to SMF....strong first post. Like!
Figured I would post something other than pork butt, not that there is any thing wrong with pork butt. Just thought I would show something most folks haven't seen. I have always loved this dish and when I couldn't find a thread detailing how to make and cook one, I knew I had to share how to do it.
 
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Thats Awesome! Nice work laying out all the details on the cook! Definitely something I've never seen or heard of but it sure sounds delicious. Thanks for sharing.
 
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Tried in vain to find one to try when I was in Cajun country. I guess it’s one of those things you have to make yourself. Now I know how! Thanks.
 
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:emoji_thumbsup:, welcome from Iowa! And definitely a great 1st post! At first I wasn't sure about it, but then you went and put gravy on it! Looks good! I'd sure give it a try. And to think of how many hog stomachs I've left go unused. I doubt my wife would try it though. I once gave her a cracker with head cheese on it and said try this, she asked what it was, I said just try it. She did and said it wasn't bad but what was it, I told her head cheese, she said BLECK!

Ryan
 
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Ok, so I'm currently sitting here lmao! Showed the finished pics to my wife and told her this is my next thing to try...she asked what it was, when I showed her I think she turned green! It was worth a good laugh!

Ryan
 
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Wut ya have here is a Coonass Cajun version of Haggis.
And damn me if it doesn't sound and look a helluva lot tastier than a traditional Haggis.
I'd hit this with no reservations, and "Yes please, pass the gravy!"

My stomach is growling viewing this post.

Welcome to SMF, and again "Great 1st post."
 
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