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I shot a big wild hog in April and the meat is languishing at 0 degrees due to lack of recipes.
The hog was in good condition and the meat smelled fine when quartered but I could use any tips for dealing with the bigger cuts that might come out tough if not done right.
Also, any suggestions for the ham hocks?
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John a pig is a pig is a pig. Any cook book recipies for pork will work wild or tame. Wild hogs are generally not as fat and the meat is redder and tougher but any pork recipe works. Just remember cook low and slow and done. Throw the hocks in a big pot of beans.
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yeah what Boggy said....cooks same as bear....needs fat to make sausage. Cook until done.
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Grab that crock pot, put the seasonings and veggies to it and whammy! Good fuud! <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/grin.gif" alt="" />
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Last time I shot one I had the hams sugar cured and smoked. Dam good! I made country style chops and everything else went into breakfast sausage. When I get another I'll do it the same.
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These hams are smoked already.
The other night my fiancee took the tenderloins and pounded them flat with a mallet, then wrapped and stuffed with some apple sausage from the same pig, fastened with toothpicks and baked in the oven.
It was good but we agreed next time it should be a true stuffing with some bread crumbs, onions, etc. to give it more texture and moisture.
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