Today I bought a pork shoulder from Walmart, planning to grind it for a recipe. While slicing it open, I came across something really strange embedded deep inside the meat—a weird, grayish-green lump that looks almost like a paste or some kind of growth. What’s even stranger is that neither the meat nor the lump has any bad smell, but the appearance is definitely off and unsettling. Now I’m not sure what to do. Could this be some kind of abscess, tumor, or infection from the animal? Or maybe a defect that went unnoticed during processing?

Ingredients:

1 lb freshly ground pork

1 tsp salt

½ tsp black pepper

½ tsp garlic powder

1 tbsp chopped parsley

Instructions:

Mix gently.

Form patties.

Cook in skillet over medium heat.

Cook to 160°F internal temperature.

The result? Tender, flavorful patties that taste far superior to store-bought versions.

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