Showing posts with label Polish national Home pig roast. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Polish national Home pig roast. Show all posts

Sunday, July 19, 2009

Polish Pork Pullin'

Karen's posting of The Polish National Home Pig Roast was a command in my house.  It simultaneously evoked memories of the best pork we have ever tasted, at a church pig pickin' in Durham, North Carolina, and memories of a delightful little diner named Polonia in the Lower East Side of New York city.  According to my wife, we did not have a choice about going.    

We were not disappointed.  Grillmaster Scott Hadgy (pictured at right) used a real wood fire to roast a pig to perfection.  Inside, a table was groaning with enormous platters of meat drenched in a delicious vinegar and pepper sauce.  With a couple of ice-cold Zywiec beers, we joined a table in the bar and were regaled by tales of Middletown from a woman who used to buy live chickens for her mother's home cooking, at the market on Court Street near the river.  


Saturday, July 18, 2009

Pig Roast Tonight









The Polish National Home at the south end of High Street on the corner of Warwick Street is holding a pig roast tonight. The fun is open to the public. The smoker was just fired up and some tasty looking desserts were arriving as I stopped by to take this photo.