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Butchers' Banquet: England's Lincolnshire Wolds
By Beth Kracklauer
Thanks to its steadfastly rural character and relative remoteness, local food traditions have quietly thrived in Lincolnshire even as they've fallen by the wayside elsewhere. That means plump pork sausages redolent of sage, tremendous joints of grass-fed beef, savory pies with a filling of rustic pork terrine, rich farmstead cheeses, and a bounty of homegrown produce, both farmed and foraged.
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