
A Guide to Food Trotters (Pig trotters)
Pig feet are the pig's forearm and lower leg with hooves instead of feet.
The foot is fat and very brittle, the meat content is low. Few people have tried to eat pork feet, while others find the dish as very good, either cooked served cold in their shovel that solidifies into jelly, or breaded and fried.
All pork in the store is generally poor because it comes from young animals.
Pig trotters: Relative fat meat: Medium, 12-13%, of which saturated fat ~ 5%.
Taste: Mild, musty. Medium marbling
Sales: Occurs fresh or salted to and from the store, most frozen. Rare in the summer mostly for Christmas, when they can also be bought pre-cooked wrapped in jelly.
Storage: Raw, salted or cooked goods have a good shelf life, a week or so stored in a refrigerator.
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