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John, I'm at a loss of words, I conversed with you on another forum often until there was a fallout. I perused this forum occasionally but never posted much, when I decided to participate more towards the end of last year I thought it was awesome to find you here, just sorry I never reached out...
Thanks interesting reading. I'm no expert by any means but still feel there is a taste/texture difference between a traditional ham as most know it and a corned ham.
Here's one version of Southern Maryland Stuffed Ham
https://www.visitmaryland.org/article/southern-maryland-stuffed-ham-recipe
Some say it's more traditional to boil the ham in a pot of water. If you do it this way I'd recommend doing outside. I've done mine on the smoker with half of it...
I'll have to disagree with the statement that a corned ham is the same as a cured ham. When I've purchased corned hams they come in a vacuum sealed bag with corning liquid surrounding the ham. This bag is not tight around the ham it's loose and has plenty of liquid surrounding the ham. As I...
Never tried it myself but had copied it years ago and put in my files. I just go buy one already corned.
http://www.saveur.com/article/Recipes/Corned-HamCorned
http://www.recipelink.com/msgbrd/board_21/2002/OCT/4333.html
Corned hams are pretty much a thing of the past, You may still be...
OK I'm doing my first belly bacon with Pop's brine, I've read this tread in its entirety. But I'm still a little confused on some information that seems to contadict each other. I mixed 1 gallon of Pop's brine per the directions. Cut two bellies (approx 12lbs. each) into sizes that would fit...
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