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Butchery: Hog 101

at 4505 Meats Kitchen

Learn how to break down a whole hog from butchery master Ryan Farr. Ryan will cover a range of topics and skills, including butchery, charcuterie, sausage making, cooking techniques, proper storage and more. Classes are small, hands-on and appropriate for all levels.


Six students will spend around three hours at the 4505 Meats production kitchen working with one side of a large hog. We will begin by breaking down the side into primals and then further portions, chops, and roasts. With the trim and part of the shoulder, we will make a batch of fresh sausage. All cuts and portions will be vacuum sealed and labeled for easy storage.

Students go home with: Roughly 10 pounds of meat, chops, and roasts, plus fresh sausage. Students will also receive a detailed brochure with a breakdown of cuts and corresponding cooking techniques and temperatures.


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"Most butchery classes include large (ok, huge) take-home portions of meat! The portions are vacuum sealed and labeled for easy storage and handling." — The Sōsh Concierge

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This event ended on:
Aug. 27, 2012
$375
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The 4505 Meats production kitchen is in Hayes Valley. Buy your class tickets to get directions.

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