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Give yourself about an hour and a half to prepare these guys and you're in for a tasty treat. Meaty and fatty (but Sydney Oland tells us that's where the taste is!) pig tails first get boiled for an hour with fragrant peppercorns, fennel seeds and cardamom pods. Then they hit the grill for 30-40 minutes. Toss with your favorite BBQ sauce and serve. They're juicy and crispy and have their own convenient built-in cartilage handles.
Sydney Oland, author of the food blog Eating Nose to Tail, was influenced by her mother and grandmother who introduced her to sweetbreads and chopped liver at an early age. Eventually Syd pursued a culinary degree from the Cambridge School of Culinary Arts. Next came a graduate degree from Boston University in Food Studies. With all of that food knowledge, Syd promotes "using virtually the entirety of any plant or animal" and spreads the word in her informative and entertaining blog.
Give yourself about an hour and a half to prepare these guys and you're in for a tasty treat. Meaty and fatty (but Sydney Oland tells us that's where the taste is!) pig tails first get boiled for an hour with fragrant peppercorns, fennel seeds and cardamom pods. Then they hit the grill for 30-40 minutes. Toss with your favorite BBQ sauce and serve. They're juicy and crispy and have their own convenient built-in cartilage handles.
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