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  • Billy's Boudin Balls Are the Biggest of Them All

    In Louisiana, boudin sausage is king. The recipe for boudin balls—the round, large, meaty, spicy boudin that's fried in a thick layer of batter—at Billy's Boudin & Cracklin is a closely kept secret of the Frey family.

  • The Artful Slaughter Begins with a Rub Behind the Ears

    Last weekend, I joined a bunch of chefs in Cornwall, England, at the behest of Tom Adams, Pitt Cue Co.'s owner and Mangalitsa lover to learn how to kill the Rolls Royce of pigs from the Austrian porcine authority, Christoph Wiesner.

  • This Slaughterhouse Wants You to See Where Your Meat Comes From

    Danish Crown's policy of transparency is in stark contrast to that of the American meat industry. US slaughterhouses are closed to the public. But Danish Crown wants to show you 100 percent of what happens.

  • Chef's Night Out: Pitt Cue Co.

    Chef and co-owner of London's magnificent barbecue restaurant, Pitt Cue Co., took us on a boozy, boisterous night out that involved burning chopping boards and the appearance of some incredibly questionable late-night television.

  • Confit Pork Jowl

    Crispy, fatty pork jowl salad, tossed with brussel sprouts packed with Asian flavors.

  • MUNCHIES Presents: A Short Film on Cajun Boudin

    Boudin is the most popular sausage you've never heard of—unless, of course, you're from southern Louisiana, where it's basically the sixth food group. We traveled to Cajun country to find the best around.