Wild Boar in the Style of the Eastern Side: Cinghiale di Calitri

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  • on November 11, 2012

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    Great recipe. I used just a supermarket pork shoulder and it was still great.

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  • on December 09, 2010

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    YUM YUM YUM! It is like being back in Italy again. So easy and so flavorful. I recently returned from a trip to Italy and have had plenty of Cinghiale, but have never cooked it. WOW. If you can find it locally - GO GET IT! Your guests will love it. Personally, I'm thankful I tried it the first time tonight myself - because I ate almost the whole thing. Awesome. I will make this again very soon.

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  • on January 20, 2007

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    Amazing flavor! Loved the taste of the wild boar; so lean. Better than pork tenderloin. Did not have white wine so just added an extra cup of red with 1 Tbls of maple syrup and a bay leaf to the mix. Yum Yum!

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