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Tuscan Pork Stew with Polenta

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Il Palagio’s forests are home to packs of wild boar, which Paolo hunts and Sponzo turns into a rustic, wine-based stew that gets served on top of buttery polenta. For cooks who don’t have easy access to this “gamey beast,” as Sponzo calls it, pork shoulder is a good substitute.

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Carmignano, a Tuscan region that essentially seceded from the Chianti zone in 1975 (at least as far as its wine goes), produces vibrant, structured wines from the Sangiovese grape, especially from its Barco Reale subzone—ideal for pairing with this slow-cooked pork dish. Two of the best are Capezzana’s berry-rich 2004 Barco Reale and Ambra’s rose-and-cherry-scented 2005 Barco Reale.

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Tuscan Pork Stew with Polenta

Posted by: dseng on September 30, 2007

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