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Pork

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Hix Oyster & Chop House

By Mark Hix

Published 2010

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The rare breed pig revival has, gathered momentum in this country and there are some serious pig farmers around the country like Peter Gott up in Cumbria, who breeds Tamworths, Middle Whites and Saddleworths among others. Peter has reintroduced many forgotten breeds and rears an array of cross-breeds, including his trademark, wild boar and Iron Age.

Naturally reared pigs have more fat marbling through their meat and individual cuts have a good layer of covering fat, but don’t let this put you off. The fat is a great source of flavour, it helps to keep the meat moist during cooking, and anyway some of it will melt away during cooking. It goes without saying that the meat is far tastier than anything from a commercially reared pig. Thankfully names such as gloucestershire old spot and saddleworth are becoming familiar now that we are accustomed to seeing quality pork named by breed on restaurant menus.

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