A pub in the Suffolk village of Rattlesden has announced a one-off event in which diners can enjoy every part of a pig, from its snout to its tail.
The Brewers in Rattlesden has announced a seven-course tasting menu for November 1 in partnership with Hallgarten Wines that celebrates the 'noble' pig.
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The menu has been posted on the pub's social media, and will include:
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Crackling, made with pig ears and served with apple
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Pork broth served with sourdough and cultured butter
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Bath chaps with cornichons and pear
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Scotched egg, made with pork shoulder and served with a beer mustard
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Ham hock terrine with trotters and bacon jam
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Pork tenderloin with turnips and pomme Anna
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Pork belly with black haggis, pork cheek and parsnip
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Treacle tart made with pork fat
Moreover, each course will be paired with a glass of wine specifically chosen to best complement the dish by Ed Keith of Hallgarten Wines.
The meal will cost £75 per person and diners should book in advance by calling The Brewers or booking on their website.
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