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Monthly Archives: December 2010
Crested Duck Charcuterie.
Usually I wouldn’t advise you to seek out specialty meats from a software engineer. With Adam Costa, it’s a little different. He’s one of the two brothers behind Crested Duck Charcuterie at the Pittsburgh Public Market. The other brother, Kevin, … Continue reading
Posted in Beer, Ingredients, Neighborhoods, Recipes, Seasonal, Strip District
Tagged beer, charcuterie, elk, Food, meat, Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh Public Market, rillette, salt, Strip District, Troegenator, Troegs
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