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Chef Notes

Wild Boar

wild boar

Most Wild Boar sold today isn’t truly wild. Even though it sounds like an oxymoron, Wild Boar is often farm-raised, since “Wild Boar” is a distinct species of hog, regardless of whether it’s truly wild/feral or not.

Some Wild Boar, on the other hand (like ours), is actually wild Wild Boar. Each Wild Boar is hunted, trapped and brought to a holding pen before slaughter.

Flavor Profile:

The wildness of true Wild Boar gives it a distinct game flavor that farm-raised Wild Boar simply cannot match. It’s slightly sweet, a tad nutty, and intensely exotic. Although similar to domestic pork and farm-raised Wild Boar, wild Wild Boar has a deeper color, leaner texture, tighter grain, and bolder taste.

Applications:

Since Wild Boar is easily substituted for pork in any recipe, its culinary possibilities are virtually endless.

Attributes of our Wild Boar:

  • All-Natural
  • No Growth Hormones
  • No Antibiotics
  • Raised and Trapped in the Wild
  • Humanely Treated During and After Capture (No Electric Prods, etc)
  • Diet Largely Consists of Nuts Like Acorns and Peanuts.

Nutrition:

Wild Boar has a third less fat than domestic pork, making it an attractive option for consumers who are watching their weight or cholesterol. A 3 oz serving has 105 calories, 18 grams of protein, 2.85 grams of fat and 47 mg of cholesterol.

How to Buy:

Just give us a call at (800) 459-7349! We’ll FedEx overnight your order, fresh from the Texas Hill Country!

See our Weekly Specials
Sept. 6th - 11th, 2010
Le Québécois All Natural Grain-Fed Veal

Bone-in Short
Ribs - $2.75/lb.

Cap-Off Top
Rounds - $7.50/lb.

Heat & Plate - Sous Vide Fully Cooked Entrees

Veal Bolognese - $4.95/lb.

Veal & Peppers in a
Demi-Glace Sauce - $5.95/lb.

BEEF
Grass-Fed

Tenderloins
189A PSMO - $6.95/lb.

Kobe

Cheek Meat - $2.95/lb.

8oz. Burgers - $4.50/lb.

Wild Boar

Bone-In Leg - $3.95/lb.

"Tuscan Style" Sausage
w/ Roasted Garlic
& Marsala Wine - $5.95/lb.

Tenderloin - $10.95/lb.

Coturnix Quail

Semi-Boneless
(Regular) - $1.95/pc.

Semi-Boneless
(Imperial) - $2.95/pc.

Airline Breast - $2.95/pc.

Rabbit

Whole Fryer - $4.95/lb.

Sausage w/ Veal, White
Wine & Herbs - $5.75/lb.

Bison

Striploin 0x1 - $9.75/lb.

Ribeye, Boneless
Lip-On - $10.25/lb.

Tenderloin - $16.95/lb.

Mixed Game Sausage
Box - $5.50/lb.