Acorn Bluff Farms

07/25/2023

Dirt is a piglets best friend.

07/19/2023

Our Seared Mangalitsa Pork Chop with Creamy Mushroom & Herb Sauce recipe.

Happy Cooking!

07/12/2023

part piglet, part mountain goat, momma makes the best mountain.

03/01/2023

demand has grown for our pork, we've heard constantly that the cooking experience itself is ugly. It should be beautiful. That's why we partnered with an American stoneware manufacturer to create our custom stoneware crocks.
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02/28/2023

a customer receiving their Acorn Bluff Farms Mangalitsa pork is a joyous occasion.

02/27/2023

snuggled in the straw and cornstalks.

02/27/2023

Even for Mangalitsa roast, this is the most exceptional marbling we've ever seen. It's a good sign that our herd genetics are continuing to improve as we introduce new boars and sows from herds in Michigan and California.

02/27/2023

Mangalitsa Pernil Roast, all the fixings for a Cuban Sandwich. Puerto Rican Pernil meets Cuban Sandwiches. Mangalitsa roasts add a new dimension to roasts, sandwiches, and more.

02/09/2023

If you've ever wondered why we started a Mangalitsa farm, we wrote a blog post detailing our reasoning.
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https://acornblufffarms.com/blogs/our-blog/why-we-started-a-mangalitsa-farm

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We decided a few years ago to start not only a farm, but a Mangalitsa farm. Most people don't even know what Mangalitsa is- so why did we decide to start one? When we started our farm, we researched virtually every breed of pig to determine what breed we should raise. Yes, this included taste testin...

02/07/2023

The communists tried to destroy the Mangalitsa breed in Hungary. Now it is a sign of national pride, and many butcher shops and restaurants serve exclusively Mangalitsa.

02/07/2023

Straw is a great bedding material on cold winter days.

02/01/2023

some jobs you send emails all day. In ours, we build fence, fix waterers, and load hogs. Not better or worse, but certainly a different day to day!