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The boneless upper part of the pierna is commonly called pulpa.
A Guide to Mexican Butcher Shops Part II: Pork and Lamb 2008
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The boneless upper part of the pierna is commonly called pulpa.
A Guide to Mexican Butcher Shops Part II: Pork and Lamb 2008
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The boneless upper part of the pierna is commonly called pulpa.
A Guide to Mexican Butcher Shops Part II: Pork and Lamb 2008
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Lots of wimpy cooks around here -- especially Mexican-Americans across the river in Del Rio -- also prepare a bland, thin version of pozole using a whole chicken or pierna de puerco instead of pig's head and feet.
Menudo or Pozole? 2009
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Lots of wimpy cooks around here -- especially Mexican-Americans across the river in Del Rio -- also prepare a bland, thin version of pozole using a whole chicken or pierna de puerco instead of pig's head and feet.
Menudo or Pozole? 2009
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Lots of wimpy cooks around here -- especially Mexican-Americans across the river in Del Rio -- also prepare a bland, thin version of pozole using a whole chicken or pierna de puerco instead of pig's head and feet.
Menudo or Pozole? 2009
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Lots of wimpy cooks around here -- especially Mexican-Americans across the river in Del Rio -- also prepare a bland, thin version of pozole using a whole chicken or pierna de puerco instead of pig's head and feet.
Menudo or Pozole? 2009
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Lots of wimpy cooks around here -- especially Mexican-Americans across the river in Del Rio -- also prepare a bland, thin version of pozole using a whole chicken or pierna de puerco instead of pig's head and feet.
Menudo or Pozole? 2009
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Lots of wimpy cooks around here -- especially Mexican-Americans across the river in Del Rio -- also prepare a bland, thin version of pozole using a whole chicken or pierna de puerco instead of pig's head and feet.
Menudo or Pozole? 2009
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Lots of wimpy cooks around here -- especially Mexican-Americans across the river in Del Rio -- also prepare a bland, thin version of pozole using a whole chicken or pierna de puerco instead of pig's head and feet.
Menudo or Pozole? 2009
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