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	<title>the power and the glory</title>
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		<title>porchetta di testa, part two</title>
		<description>(in which we discuss the continuing saga of Hubert)

following the mostly-successful meat removal and subsequent stock-making, the meat was left to cure in the fridge for about 3 days. and it was a lot of meat - about 8.5 pounds, all told (from a 20 pound head). Finally, on Sunday, ...</description>
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		<title>porchetta di testa, part one</title>
		<description>Thoroughly inspired by Chris Cosentino's video and Ryan Farr's writeup, I decided to attempt my own completely outlandish meat stunt by procuring a whole hog's head. Aided by a couple of adventurous friends we set about to create what we hope is a delicious log of glorified lunch meat.

A few ...</description>
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