Pigfoot

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Pigfoot is a colloquial term for a pig’s trotter, often referenced in African American blues and jazz culture as a symbol of down-home, working-class food and good times.

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instanceOf colloquial term ⓘ
associatedWith down-home food ⓘ
good times ⓘ
working-class food ⓘ
carriesMeaning pride in humble origins ⓘ
resilience of working-class life ⓘ
consumedBy working-class communities in the United States ⓘ
eatenAs bar food ⓘ
comfort food ⓘ
festival food ⓘ
hasCulturalConnotation conviviality ⓘ
informality ⓘ
rural Southern life ⓘ
hasPart bones of pig’s foot ⓘ
cartilage of pig’s foot ⓘ
skin of pig’s foot ⓘ
tendons of pig’s foot ⓘ
language English ⓘ
mentionedInGenre blues lyrics ⓘ
jazz lyrics ⓘ
refersTo pig’s trotter ⓘ
regionAssociatedWith American South ⓘ
urban African American neighborhoods ⓘ
register informal ⓘ
relatedTo African American culinary traditions ⓘ
soul food ⓘ
symbolizes Southern-style cooking ⓘ
celebratory social gatherings ⓘ
typicalPreparation boiled pig’s feet ⓘ
pickled pig’s feet ⓘ
stewed pig’s feet ⓘ
usedInContext African American culture ⓘ
blues culture ⓘ
jazz culture ⓘ

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