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<p>[QUOTE="patd8643, post: 3643328, member: 5195"]Actually, on the farm, we made a lot of mixtures of meat (left over bits such as ears, tails, guts), gels (from hooves) and grain that were put in large pans on the cold porch to set. Then they could be cut, sometimes fried and served. Liver puds and ponhorst (sp?) come to mind. They would be good for a long time. So certainly a possibility.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="patd8643, post: 3643328, member: 5195"]Actually, on the farm, we made a lot of mixtures of meat (left over bits such as ears, tails, guts), gels (from hooves) and grain that were put in large pans on the cold porch to set. Then they could be cut, sometimes fried and served. Liver puds and ponhorst (sp?) come to mind. They would be good for a long time. So certainly a possibility.[/QUOTE]
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