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Can I carve up a suckling pig like you would an adult pig?
A suckling pig would have the same cuts as an adult, but they would obviously be much smaller and thus fiddlier to butcher.
Wikipedia reports that suckling pig meat is also quite gelatinous, so you …
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What is the difference between French and British cuts of beef?
The simplest way to see the difference is to compare the cut diagrams:
British
French
Images courtesy of Wikipedia - Cut of Beef
The main difference is in how certain areas are sub-divided. We …
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