lisacsco Smoking Fanatic Original poster OTBS Member Apr 30, 2007 840 22 da'Springs, Colorado ...Former WV Hillbilly Oct 7, 2007 #1 I know country ham is alot more salty then regular ham and a bit more tough. What is the difference, and what is the difference in making it? Lisa
I know country ham is alot more salty then regular ham and a bit more tough. What is the difference, and what is the difference in making it? Lisa
cowgirl Legendary Pitmaster OTBS Member Oct 2, 2007 7,630 48 Oklahoma Oct 7, 2007 #2 After curing, country hams are aged. Most hams you get in the store aren't aged. Here is a link that explains more.....http://extension.missouri.edu/explor...sci/g02526.htm
After curing, country hams are aged. Most hams you get in the store aren't aged. Here is a link that explains more.....http://extension.missouri.edu/explor...sci/g02526.htm
deejaydebi Legendary Pitmaster Nov 18, 2006 7,994 26 Connecticut Oct 12, 2007 #3 Most ham you by in the store don't even taste like ham is supposed to taste like. They're all water. Good link cowgirl! Lisa - get your hands on a fresh ham or even a shoulder - brine it and do a slow cold smoke you won't believe the difference.
Most ham you by in the store don't even taste like ham is supposed to taste like. They're all water. Good link cowgirl! Lisa - get your hands on a fresh ham or even a shoulder - brine it and do a slow cold smoke you won't believe the difference.