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I removed the meat from the bone, and it has filled three relatively large tupperware containers that I do not want to freeze.

I trimmed the fat, and froze that, along with the bone.

It is very mediocre ham, but it was an incredibly good deal.

Do you have any suggestions on interesting ways to incorporate more ham into my diet?

I removed the meat from the bone, and it has filled three relatively large tupperware containers that I do not want to freeze. I trimmed the fat, and froze that, along with the bone. It is very mediocre ham, but it was an incredibly good deal. Do you have any suggestions on interesting ways to incorporate more ham into my diet?
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Grind it into a pate.

[–] 4 pts

Make a huge pot of beans and put some of it to use there, mediocre ham will covered over by the flavors of the beams and still add some ham flavor to the beans.

[–] 3 pts

Just take the list of ways to prepare shrimp from that nigger in the pedophile moron movie and replace shrimp with ham. That should take care of your "too much ham" problem. Also, there is never a too much ham problem.

[–] 3 pts

Red beans and rice. I usually use smoked hocks but ham is a good addition as well.

[–] 3 pts

"It is very mediocre ham, but it was an incredibly good deal."

A temptation that is too seldom encountered. I'm picturing you scouring the classified ads when you come across an 8pt two line ad "Ham, in bulk, must sell. Reasonable offers." You picked up the ham from a thin old man with a pot belly who wore a dirty singlet and had a permanent cigarette in his mouth. He delivered it in a Styrofoam box (he kept the box).

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Don't think I didn't see you deleting your story about me purchasing mediocre ham.

I will never take offense to anything, except for you not writing the story I know dwells deep in your heart.

[–] 3 pts

You should write a short story about me buying ham.

[–] 2 pts

Why don't you want to freeze it? I'd portion part of it and freeze. Anything where you're cubing meat and cooking it, toss in a small portion of ham to go with it.

Brown beans and ham (make it with chicken stock) is an awesome cold-weather food. I'm going to be making that this weekend.

[–] 2 pts

Why don't you want to freeze it?

I... I don't know...

Now that I reflect on it, I think I might have a weird psychological aversion to freezing unfrozen food. I have no problem eating frozen food, but freezing the unfrozen...

Come to think of it, I can't remember ever having frozen any unfrozen food before in my entire life...

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I got a cheap vacuum sealer and some bags years ago. It's great to store things like the ham. Something on sale? Get lots and freeze it.

[–] 2 pts

After trimming the fat, why did you do with it?

[–] 2 pts

He rendered it, mixed it with charcoal dust and just enough blood that he'd let from his forehead to make it viscous enough to write with. He then wrote angst-y poems with it.

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Froze it.

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Excellent. What do you plan to do with it?

[–] 1 pt

Cook shit in it when butter is not appropriate.

Perhaps cube it and sear it, use it as a 'Poor Poet's Pancetta"

[–] 2 pts

You can cube some meat and put it into bean soup, split pea soup, or gumbo, for a cold winter day. Fry a slice and serve with eggs for breakfast. Hopefullly it isn't too salty.

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Make a terrine. Pick up a roasted chicken, duck breast, pate, braunsweiger, salmon - whatever, make a pie crust, line a small loaf pan with the crust, then layer the meats in it. Dice them first, add a touch of broth or consume and add some dried fruit pieces and/or nuts, pickles, shallots, onion, mushrooms, etc in small "lenses" here and there, cover with more pastry and bake it. Search up a recipe someplace and play around with it - terrine is a great way to elevate leftover meat scraps accenting them with little daubs of crap you have laying around the kitchen.

I made one for a potluck at work once using diced spam, canned chicken and canned/tubed biscuits - as a joke. Big hit - no one could believe they'd eaten spam. French chefs really elevate the craft, but it is really more of a provincial food that made leftovers more palatable.

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braunsweiger

Is that the same as liverwurst?

[–] 2 pts

Pretty much - poor man's pate. May be subtle differences in the two, but I've never studied up on them.

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Some know it by the name "goose liver".

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Some know it by the name "goose liver".

You are a retarded European who thinks us uncultured Americans don't know the difference between fois gras and mashed pig organs

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Sandwiches, casserole, beans and ham, just eat the ham with dinner or breakfast, I'm sure I'm forgetting a lot of possibilities. But those are the main ham staples I go with.

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Check out spend with pennies: https://www.spendwithpennies.com/ and search for ham. I've made many recipes from them and they are quite good. Also, I highly recommend that you portion and freeze the ham

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