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Sat, 17 Sep 2005 10:56:27 -0400
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Re: Virginia Pork
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> I thought I had heard of everything to do with Virginia.  But I received a
> note this morning that somebody who used to live in Richmond and now is
> somewhere out in Illionois produced a delicacy of Virginia Pork:
>
> "....highly smoked pork shoulder, shredded, with some sort of home made
> barbeque sauce, served on a bun with cole slaw on top. "
>
> I know, or course, of Virginia hams (In this age of high cholesterol, are
> they still around?) and North Carolina barbecue, but does anybody know
> anything about the lineage of Virgina Pork?  I bet peanut-fed hogs are
> involved :))
>
> Randy
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