Corned Ham

[Donw]

Corned ham is still popular in Southern Maryland and parts of Eastern North Carolina. Chef Bill Smith is famous for his corned hams so I did a search on his name. Here is an article that describes the process. In Southern Maryland it is really about the stuffing put in the ham so a search for stuffed ham should give more info on that. https://www.ourstate.com/corned-ham/
and https://deepsouthmag.com/2014/12/04/...hs-corned-ham/

[pkadare]

If I do this, and I may not since I just remembered that our overflow fridge in the basement gave up the ghost last summer, I'd smoke as well.

[Backroadmeats]

Well kind of I guess😃😃 I called it grey ham since the color was not your typical pink from the cure and the texture was a bit more stringy like a pork roast.. but it was still very good

[Troutman]

Would that be considered pastrami ham ??

[Backroadmeats]

I have done this. It is like a salty pork roast. I did it because my wife was pregnant and didn't want to consume the cure. I smoked mine though because... Well I like smoked meat!! It has a different texture than ham but is very good.

[Skip]

Looks interesting and fun pkadare . No cure used? Be sure to keep us in the loop if you do this.

[pkadare]

I found an NYT article on corned hams (https://www.nytimes.com/2020/04/07/d...orned-ham.html sorry, probably behind a paywall) and I'd never heard of them before. I've got a couple of large pork shoulders in my freezer and may have to try one of these. Anyone else ever made one?

https://www.tasteofsouthern.com/corned-ham-recipe/