Pickled Pork???

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JimFromTN

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I went down to Gulf Shores last week for my daughters spring break. There is a Cajun Market in Loxley which I stopped in to check out. They had tasso ham which I bought every package they had. The lady behind the counter talked me into buying some pickled pork saying that it was great in beans. I tried to look up some recipes on line and all I could find was where people cook it like corned beef, boiling it in water and then adding vegetables. Does anyone have any good recipes for it?

I highly recomend stopping in at that place on your way into Gulf Shores. Its called Lil G's Cajun Market. Its in a little green building on the right as you are going towards Gulf Shores on hwy 59. In addition to tasso ham and pickled pork, they have a large selection of home made sausages, boudin balls, as well as whole deboned chickens stuffed with various stuffings including shrimp and crawfish just to name a few things they have. I could not resist so I bought several stuffed with shrimp and several stuffed with crawfish to give to people up here when I got back.

Thinking about blackening some sheepshead fillets and making some kind of tasso cream sauce to pour over it.
 
I don't have a recipe on hand, but I do know pickled pork is used a lot in red beans and rice. Use it as a substitute for or addition to Andouille.
 
JimFromTN said:
I am more interested in what to do with it than how to make it.

Ok,

You sorta left your statement a little open ended..............

From what I see/read, most folks prepare it like you would a corned beef or oven roast it for several hrs. and serve with mashed taters and veggie.

FDXX75
 
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