This week at the market - Meat News

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piglet pancetta (above)

Do you ever feel lazy? Sometimes the raw, breezy Springtime weather makes us feel restless and distracted, and doing something as simple as planning a meal becomes either boring or just too much trouble. The problem is, being outside gardening or hiking really works up an appetite, one that might call for a hearty supper. Don?t worry, we have you covered. All you have to do is keep a conatiner of Sugo di Carne in your fridge or freezer. This Tuscan style meat sauce is made of pork, beef, onion, carrots, celery and vin santo. It is very aromatic and extremely versatile . Add a can of Italian tomatoes (we like the San Marzano variety), simmer briefly, and pour over pasta or polenta. Top with some grated Parmesan or Pecorino. Butcher Taylor?s lovely and talented wife Toponia chops, spices and simmers so you don?t have to! Toponia, who handles all of the administrative duties at The Fatted Calf, is also a chef and in the kitchen every week producing all of the product for the markets alongside Taylor. To quote Taylor : ?My wife is the best cook I know, and this one of the best things she makes?. Need we say more?


Fresh Sausage

Pork Crepinettes with Orange, Nicoise Olive & Pimenton
Merguez
Fatted Calf Rosso
Sweet Italian
Hot Italian
Toulouse
Mexican Style Chorizo
Loose Sausage /Breakfast Sausage


Pates & Confits

Tonno di Maiale
Pate de Campagne
Duck Pate with Armagnac Prunes
Duck Confit
Confit Terrine
Duck Rillettes
Smoked Pork Rillettes

Stocks & Sauces

Rich Beef Broth
Roasted Duck Broth
Roasted Pork Stock
Sugo di Carne

Cured Meats & Salumi

Mortadella
Salametti
Finocchiona


Fatted Calf - (510)653-4327

3 Comments

Waaaah... You made me eat baby pigs.

Yeah, but you scraped the pan clean. It must have tasted okay ...

I'm still crying. Poor piggly wiggly. (urp)

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