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Old 04-05-2014, 08:59 PM
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Originally Posted by Dink View Post
We use burlap sacks and pour hot water on it. Then drag the sacks off and the hair comes with it. Then scrap.

That's exactly how my parents & grand parents use to do it!
With my family, it was a tradition to supply a family newlywed couple with a couchon d lait!
The godfather of the family member would buy a small pic when the engagement was announced. They would feed the pig until after the wedding. Then after the wedding we would have a BIG family gathering & have a couchon d lait & all the meat, sausage, boudin, cracklins, etc went to the newlywed couple.
It truly is AWESOME memories!!!


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