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What kind of ham did I have years ago that needed to be cooked?
What kind of ham did I have years ago that needed to be cooked?
Posted: 04/04/2012 09:14:05 AM
Here's the problem. Years ago my mother-in-law baked the most glorious ham but did not remember what type of ham she purchased. It tasted like a ham but needed to finish cooking. I ordered a "fresh ham" but it didn't taste like a ham, it tasted like pork. The meat came apart along the muscle fibers,and it was a very dark brown--not gray or gelatinous. So, what kind of ham did she buy???
Re:What kind of ham did I have years ago that needed to be cooked?
Posted: 04/05/2012 12:03:36 AM
It may have been a dry cured ham but I am not sure. Go to this address http://www.recipetips.com/kitchen-tips/t--741/types-of-ham.asp#cookuncook and you will find information on different types of ham. This information may be helpful in determining what type of ham your mom used to fix. Good luck.
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