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Sometimes referred to as country hams, they are cuts from the hind leg of a hog that have been cured without the injection of water.

 


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Country Ham - A dry cured ham that needs no refrigeration until cooked.

Their flavor is less intense than a dry cured ham. The city ham is the type of ham commonly found in a typical food store. It is pink in color, has a sweet flavor and is much moister than dry cured hams.

ham, the more widely available ham in the United States, country ham is cured through a long and slow process which yields a highly shelf stable ham with a very complex flavor which some consumers liken to prosciutto and other great dry cured hams.

See also: Dry cure, Ham, Kitchen, Flavor, Pasta

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