The Darkside Project: Kurobuta pork

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Kurobuta pork

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2 Comments:

Anonymous said...: Is the pork from a local producer? Looks great - I've seen Kurobuta pork on sale at Japanese Butchers - but I've always assumed that they were imported (hence the sticker shock).
Anonymous said...: We get it by way of Nikuya Meats. Who import it ( along with the Wagyu Beef) From Snake River Farms.

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