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One of several small structures serving the farmhouse kitchen. In the Appalachian region, people tended to have a preference for pork. Parts of the slaughtered pig were hung over a fire of hickory chips or corn cobs in the smoke house both to preserve the meat and to give it a distinctive, tangy flavour. Game such as rabbit and venison was also smoked.
Smoke House
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