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rotuts

rotuts

@Smithy

 

they talk about 12 breeds of pigs

 

then this :

 

Pig.jpg.2e87f9383f68ca6521dca3b6efb7aa26.jpg

 

also

 

p2.thumb.jpg.c175d4de086f28060d9654f744c9f678.jpg

 

they also have several pages on cured hams of the world . 13 types  2 pages on bacon types , two pages on lard !

 

they failed to mention any cured hams from the USA, so the book is not perfect after all

 

after studying the book , you might eat less meat , but much better meat for a given budget.

 

I have a visit to the Galloway's on my to do list , and have given up on veal for Blanquette du Veau .

 

win some, loose some.

rotuts

rotuts

@Smithy

 

they talk about 12 breeds of pigs

 

then this :

 

Pig.jpg.2e87f9383f68ca6521dca3b6efb7aa26.jpg

 

also

 

p2.thumb.jpg.c175d4de086f28060d9654f744c9f678.jpg

 

they also have several pages on cured hams of the world . 13 types  2 pages on bacon types , two pages on lard !

 

they failed to mention any cures hams from the USA, so the book is not perfect after all

 

after studying the book , you might eat less meat , but much better meat for a given budget.

 

I have a visit to the Galloway's on my to do list , and have given up on veal for Blanquette du Veau .

 

win some, loose some.

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