Tender, flavorful THE BEST COCHINILLO
I cooked like SEGOVIA Cochinillo
Salt
Water
Pork Lard
355 F
1 1/2 hour
Turn 45 min
Amazing!!!!!!
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Awesome product and customer service
The suckling pig was delicious! Will definitely order again on our next pig roast event. Thank you for the outstanding customer service.
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The tri-tips and Suckling pig were fresh and delivered frozen.
I ordered these items for a celebration of my recent civil union with my beautiful new wife and I couldn't be more satisfied. I was definitely scared at first when ordering from a source so far away but they ensure that our meats would arrive with no issues.
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Suckling pig
It was awesome must Marinate for full 24 hours for best results!!!!
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No meat
Very small suckling pigs, very small amount of meat. Not worth the price. Had it cooked. Not impressed. Will not be ordering in the future.
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Meat N' Bone
July,
Appreciate the feedback. That said Im not quire sure what your expectations were. The product delivered was exactly as pictured and described... This is exactly how a Segovian Suckling Pig is supposed to be: a small <10lb pig which will feed 4-6 people. Most of the pig is edible but it is not "meaty", because it is effectively a Segovian Suckling Pig which has only been fed its mothers milk....It was cooked expertly by spanish cooks. Im not sure what we could have done to represent this better.
