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pigs' feet

American  

plural noun

Cooking.
  1. the feet of swine cooked and marinated in brine, sugar, spices, etc.


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The translation to "dirty beans" comes from the idea that so many different pork products — from pork shoulder to bacon to pigs' feet — can be added to the slow-cooked stewy beans.

From Salon May 4, 2022

“Never in the history of the world did a mess of pigs’ feet cause so much exasperation.

From New York Times Dec. 2, 2019

There was a grocery store hawking dragon fruit and pigs’ feet, an underground DVD shop stocked with action flicks.

From The New Yorker Oct. 17, 2018

Through collard greens, cornbread, okra, ham-hocks, chitterlings and pigs’ feet, neither can stop upping the ante.

From Economist May 5, 2016

As he walked toward the East Door, he couldn’t stop picturing Winston in a dark corner of the barn, gnawing on raw pigs’ feet.

From "The Maze Runner" by James Dashner

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