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Pork

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Modern Classics

By Frances Bissell

Published 2000

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Despite the fact that pork has never reached the formal realms of haute cuisine, it is one of the most rewarding and versatile meats to cook with. And organic and truly free-range pork is as different from the industrialized variety as it is possible to imagine.

The Middle White pig is one of Britain’s traditional breeds, and is now classified as a Rare Breed. I have never tasted better pork than that from the Middle White, with which I first became acquainted when filming at Heal Farm in North Devon, where Ann Petch rears a small herd of all the rare breeds of British pigs. Richard Vaughan of Pedigree Meats of Herefordshire also sells meat from Middle Whites and is one of a growing band of farmers who have converted from conventional, large-scale, fast-turnover farming, in his case to specializing in rare breeds, which his wife originally reared for showing.

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