Capt Lightning
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Cold foggy and damp today, so made a lentil and vegetable soup for lunch. Cooking roast pork shoulder with spiced chard and potatoes for dinner.
You always seem to have really nice meals I've noticed. Have you cooked professionally @Capt Lightning ?Cold foggy and damp today, so made a lentil and vegetable soup for lunch. Cooking roast pork shoulder with spiced chard and potatoes for dinner.
Ha!! Snap... right now I have Gammon, lentil and veggie soup cooking on the stove... ( potatoes, Carrots, Cabbage )... cooked the Gammon Joint first, so I'll have some of that for dinner tonight.. I'll freeze half the soup, and most of the gammon..Cold foggy and damp today, so made a lentil and vegetable soup for lunch. Cooking roast pork shoulder with spiced chard and potatoes for dinner.
Looking up 'gammon' in the dictionary....Ha!! Snap... right now I have Gammon, lentil and veggie soup cooking on the stove... ( potatoes, Carrots, Cabbage )... cooked the Gammon Joint first, so I'll have some of that for dinner tonight.. I'll freeze half the soup, and most of the gammon..
You don't have Gammon in the USA ?Looking up 'gammon' in the dictionary....
there is actually a HUGE difference between Gammon and Ham.. Gammon is the raw meat... and doesn't become Ham until it's cookedThe term is mostly used in the United Kingdom and Ireland, while other dialects of English largely make no distinction between gammon and ham.
After reading the definition, we do have something similar but I can't think of the name of it. I know we have ham, cured...just can't remember the word I'm looking for. It'll come to me later..You don't have Gammon in the USA ?
we also have Ham hock here.. I would usually use a Ha, hock for the soup but couldn't get one last week.. the Gammon is not as tasty ..After reading the definition, we do have something similar but I can't think of the name of it. I know we have ham, cured...just can't remember the word I'm looking for. It'll come to me later..
**ham hock
Had lox and cream cheese bagle