Mama and Papa Joe's Hog Head Cheese


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  1. Eileen Jackson
    Eileen Jackson says:

    I absolutely love hog head cheese. Thanks to your easy to follow recipe and what I consider to be pro tips ( usage of the cheese cloth , pickling the onions and peppers ) I can make it in my home . First time viewer and new subscriber .

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  2. Cooking with Stephen n Jacklyn
    Cooking with Stephen n Jacklyn says:

    Dang CJ…. this was a very interesting video this is the first time seeing how this is made . I can just imagine those flavors and it looks absolutely delicious. We make some similar here on the islands called Souse where we use pigs feet or Chicken foot cooked until tender. Its more of a broth with pigs feet or Chicken foot seasoned with garlic ,Thyme black pepper, Scallions and Scotch Bonnet Pepper no curing salt though. Then we Garnish it with slices of Cucumber on top. Thanks for sharing my brother wishing you and Alicia a Happy and Prosperous New Year. God Bless 🙏🏽☝

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  3. Sleeper BBQ
    Sleeper BBQ says:

    I was scared going in com on head and cheese in the same description. Thought I was going to need to watch threw the gaps between my fingers (hand over face). But I'd try that. Thank You Mama and Papa

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  4. M B
    M B says:

    Thanks for sharing. It looks great. I'm envious of your friends who will get to taste your creation. Happy New Year to you, your family, and friends.

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  5. Dwayne Wladyka
    Dwayne Wladyka says:

    I absolutely love headcheese. It's a common thing in Polish and Ukrainian cuisine. My mixed Slavic ancestry includes Polish and Ukrainian. The headcheese I had was made with pigs feet. I've made it with pigs feet. Lots of garlic is good in headcheese. That headcheese looks so good. I hope you have a Happy New Year. Cheers! ✌️

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  6. TPC Cooks
    TPC Cooks says:

    I've never been a fan of Sousse/head cheese, but this looks really interesting. It's awesome to see this done. Other than on Friday ners Drive ins and Dives, I have never seen the process. Wow!!! 👍🏼🇺🇸🥃

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  7. Kevin Staggs
    Kevin Staggs says:

    Man, I haven't eaten or thought about Hog Head Cheese since I was a kid. My dad was stationed in Germany for several years and brought back some "likings" for certain German foods – this as one. But not easy to find or popular in southern OK, so it never really caught on with the family. Maybe I'll do a batch in his honor now that I know how. Thanks CJ!

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