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rotuts

rotuts

@kayb 

 

excellent thinking !

 

its very true , that the better , well aged USA county hams

 

are very close to European Parma like hams

 

fro very thinly sliced 

 

proscuitto

 

Id not so much , having no experience 

 

put those thin slices in a ice-bath.

 

make sure if you do this

 

keep as much fat as you can , and you can thinly slice off the 

 

exterior 

 

but if you want full Ham Flavor 

 

slice our slices   w what ever your thickness is appealing to you

 

and do the Dip in ice water , then apt dry

 

you will taste Ham , not the Big Burn of salt

 

is you want to take that Ham  and cook with it ?

 

do the same thing before you cook with it

 

now Im just saying

 

but Ive thought about it

 

why are you leaving the Salt of your Ham to 

 

some One  else ?

rotuts

rotuts

@kayb 

 

excellent thinking !

 

its very true , that the better , well aged USA county hams

 

are very close to European Parma like hams

 

fro very thinly sliced 

 

proscuitto

 

Id not so much , having no experience 

 

put those thin slices in a ice-bath.

 

make sure if you do this

 

keep as much fat as you can , and you can thinly slice off the 

 

exterior 

 

but if you want full Ham Flavor 

 

slice our slices   w what ever your thickness is appealing to you

 

and do the Dip in ice water , then apt dry

 

you will taste Ham , not the Big Burn of salt

 

is you want to take that Ham  and cook with it ?

 

do the same thing before you cook with it

 

now Im just saying

 

but Ive thought about it

 

why are you leaving the Salt of your Ham to 

 

some On my way! else ?

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