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Default Boar taint

On 10/1/2011 6:58 AM, Roy wrote:
> You must have lived in a strange world if you
> had never heard of "boar" taint before.
>
> Perhaps your sense of taste is not as acute as
> that of normal people. Some people are more sensitive
> to "boar" taste or smell than others.
>
> If you raised pigs for a living you would know
> first-hand what all is involved.


I made some Okinawan shoyu pork with pork belly the other day. I boiled
it for a few minutes, drained it and added fresh water and boiled it for
about an hour. Then I drained that and then boiled the meat in a shoyu
mixture. It was tasty.

I know a couple of guys that used to raise pigs. One is Hawaiian and the
other was from the mainland. Boy, do these guys know pigs! They also
seem to have a genuine fondness for the animal. The people on my
mother's side of the family was known as pig farmers and they were
really looked down upon for it.