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In these hills, if our pigs do not find truffles or ramps, we have pork BBQ.
Ramps ?.......well I`m glad I came in to work today......learned something new !!......forest fresh ramps,wrapped in paper thin slices of broiled pork tenderloin,drizzled with a balsamic reduction
I suppose a pig that can only follow a single curved track section has to expect a dinner invitation sooner,rather than later
In these hills, if our pigs do not find truffles or ramps, we have pork BBQ.
Ramps ?.......well I`m glad I came in to work today......learned something new !!......forest fresh ramps,wrapped in paper thin slices of broiled pork tenderloin,drizzled with a balsamic reduction
I suppose a pig that can only follow a single curved track section has to expect a dinner invitation sooner,rather than later
In these hills, if our pigs do not find truffles or ramps, we have pork BBQ.
Ramps ?.......well I`m glad I came in to work today......learned something new !!......forest fresh ramps,wrapped in paper thin slices of broiled pork tenderloin,drizzled with a balsamic reduction
I suppose a pig that can only follow a single curved track section has to expect a dinner invitation sooner,rather than later
YUM!!
To be fair...the pig did find a track. A fair compromise, given the circumstances, would be to grill and eat just one hind quarter and leave him to retire gracefully. Perhaps inviting him to the barbecue would be a respectful gesture to facilitate closure as well.
In these hills, if our pigs do not find truffles or ramps, we have pork BBQ.
Ramps ?.......well I`m glad I came in to work today......learned something new !!......forest fresh ramps,wrapped in paper thin slices of broiled pork tenderloin,drizzled with a balsamic reduction
I suppose a pig that can only follow a single curved track section has to expect a dinner invitation sooner,rather than later
To be fair...the pig did find a track. A fair compromise, given the circumstances, would be to grill and eat just one hind quarter and leave him to retire gracefully. Perhaps inviting him to the barbecue would be a respectful gesture to facilitate closure as well.
Spoken like a true disciple of the Piggly Wiggly Dynasty
