Pickled pig’s feet southern style. A southern cuisine that is filled with many flavors. Seasoned up, then tossed in a pot of piping hot water. Then the magic happens.

Nose-to-tail cooking is all the rage these days, but finding tasty ways to use the odd parts can be a bit tricky. Our ancestors came up with pig trotter recipes because they had to, and

Learn how to make my mom's recipe for traditional southern-style slow cooked pigs feet. Tender, flavorful, and slow-cooked for hours with peppers, onions, and garlic.

This Instant Pot Pig Feet Recipe is a delicious and easy way to enjoy tender and flavorful pig feet. With simple ingredients and quick preparation, it's perfect for a hearty meal.

Braised Pork Trotters is a traditional dish and a common household dish with pig's feet as the main ingredient, which is delicious and rich in nutritional value.

This Instant Pot Pig Feet Recipe is a delicious and easy way to enjoy tender and flavorful pig feet. With simple ingredients and quick preparation, it's perfect for a hearty meal.

Photography by Chia Chong Recipe and Styling by Libbie Summers Hot Peppered Pickled Pig's Feet. Say that three times fast! Ingredients: •6 trotters (pig's feet from the hind legs) •6 cups distilled white vinegar •2 jalapeno chiles •3 serrano chiles...

Jellied Pigs Feet. In my house we called it Galareta as it actually is and looks like a meat and veggies jelly. You don't add extra gelatin

Enjoy some down home cooking with these all-time favorite African American Recipes, just like Grandma used to prepare.

This Instant Pot Pig Feet Recipe is a delicious and easy way to enjoy tender and flavorful pig feet. With simple ingredients and quick preparation, it's perfect for a hearty meal.

This traditional cornbread dressing, with its perfect blend of savory

Spread the loveLooking to cook pigs feet in a pressure cooker? You’ve come to the right place! In this article, we will guide you through the process of perfectly cooking pigs feet in a pressure cooker. From tenderizing the meat to infusing it with rich flavors, we have all the tips and tricks you need […]

This is a list of pearls and pitfalls that I share with the medical students and interns to whom I teach suturing and wound closure techniques. I can’t tell you how many pigs feet I have seen in my lifetime. Feel free to use and add to the list. 10. Assume that all wounds have a foreign body in them.9. Assume that no one will take out sutures or staples unless you tell them to. Don’t forget discharge instructions for suture or staple removal. Scalp staples in for 6 months = bad.8. Irrigation occurs AFTER local anesthesia (not before). Ouch.7. Don’t forget to irrigate! “The key to pollution is dilution.”6. Don’t forget to perform a neurologic exam before instilling anesthetic.5. Assume that all tissue adhesives are purposely designed to run directly towards areas that you don’t want, such as the eye.4. Don’t forget to clean up all sharps and used equipment when done.3. When finished, take an extra few seconds to apply a nice bandage.2. Assume that all wounds will get cellulitis, especially of the hands and feet. Be sure to warn patients of what to look for.1. Assume all patients will “syncopize” during the procedure. Usually it’s a 300-lb person who will fall directly on little ol’ you while you are anesthetizing or irrigating a wound. Seat patients in a gurney with their legs up. Bio Twitter Facebook Latest Posts Michelle Lin, MDALiEM Founder and CEO Professor and Digital Innovation Lab Director Department of Emergency Medicine University of California, San Francisco @M_LinProfessor of Emerg Med at UCSF-Zuckerberg SF General. ALiEM Founder @aliemteam #PostitPearls at https://t.co/50EapJORCa Bio: https://t.co/7v7cgJqNEn Latest posts by Michelle Lin, MD (see all) EM Match Advice 44: Approaching your EM sub-internship […]

Nose-to-tail eating, or using as much of the animal for food as possible, isn't confined to the American South anymore, and the phrase, "use everything but the oink," is just as relevant in Seattle as it is in Savannah.

Pigs are a big family of characteristic animals with short legs and special snouts. Domestic pigs, also called hogs, are a popular theme of many childish drawings, yet few adults can draw them...

Words by Andrea Goto Portrait of Pati Jinich courtesy of Michael Ventura When a woman describes herself as an authentic, salt-of-the-earth person, she’s usually lying. Take any celebrity who’s ever claimed that they’re “just like us”—“us”...

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