Some people call it Ground Pig
others call it Ground Swine
many call it Ground Hog.

No matter what you call it, it's PORK.

Happy Ground Hog day, or happy Ground Pork day!

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>
> Some people call it Ground Pig
> others call it Ground Swine
> many call it Ground Hog.
>
> No matter what you call it, it's PORK.
>
> Happy Ground Hog day, or happy Ground Pork day!


wrong. Don't let the "hog" part fool you. They are not related to pigs/hogs.

Thanks for the reminder though. Once I read your post, I looked in my tv
guide and sure enough....on AMC this evening is the Bill Murray movie,
"Groundhog Day." I like that movie.

On Sat, 02 Feb 2013 04:20:15 -0600,
wrote:

>Some people call it Ground Pig
>others call it Ground Swine
>many call it Ground Hog.
>
>No matter what you call it, it's PORK.
>
>Happy Ground Hog day, or happy Ground Pork day!

Thank you-- and as luck would have it I will be grinding some pork
today. [Wish I could find a nice groundhog, though. I haven't
eaten it in years. I is a lot like beef-- but on chicken bones.]

I call them woodchucks, so celebrating 'ground Pork' day makes more
sense.

Jim

On Sat, 02 Feb 2013 04:20:15 -0600,
wrote:

> Some people call it Ground Pig
> others call it Ground Swine
> many call it Ground Hog.
>
> No matter what you call it, it's PORK.
>
> Happy Ground Hog day, or happy Ground Pork day!

It will be pulled pork here today.

--
Food is an important part of a balanced diet.

wrote:
> Some people call it Ground Pig
> others call it Ground Swine
> many call it Ground Hog.
>
> No matter what you call it, it's PORK.
>
> Happy Ground Hog day, or happy Ground Pork day!
>


No, it's just a euphemism for woodchuck. But you can eat 'em just the
same. HTH :-)

http://www.cooks.com/rec/search/0,1-0,woodchuck,FF.html

Bob