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What to do with a Gammon Joint
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Hi I was wondering if you could give me some advice.
My children would like to have gammon as well as turkey for their christmas lunch. Is there a way I can cook it in advance and just reheat what is needed on the day.
Gammon is already in the freezer (not cooked).
I've cooked a joint before and sliced it then froze it for sandwiches but never for lunches.
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I boil mine the day before then on the day, glaze it and throw it in the oven to heat it through
Boxing day I make the soup out of the boiling liquid0 -
I boil mine the day before then on the day, glaze it and throw it in the oven to heat it through
Boxing day I make the soup out of the boiling liquid
http://www.nigella.com/recipes/view/ham-in-coca-cola-171
This is lovely (honest) and you can do in the slow cooker the night before then just put in the oven for a bit on the day
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Many thanks for your replies.
How long would I need to cook it in the slow cooker for? And at what heat high/low?
Could I then slice an freeze as I normally would?
I've only made stock in the slow cooker. I need a crash course in cooking meat in the slow cooker.
Sorry for all the questions.0 -
Many thanks for your replies.
How long would I need to cook it in the slow cooker for? And at what heat high/low?
Could I then slice an freeze as I normally would?
I've only made stock in the slow cooker. I need a crash course in cooking meat in the slow cooker.
Sorry for all the questions.
I just do mine overnight on low - 8-10 hours I guess depending on the size of your joint
.............you must visit the slow cooker threads btw some amazing recipes on there and sooooo easy0 -
I second slow cooked gammon in cola. Thats what we'll be having. I'll put it on low before we go to bed on Xmas eve and just leave it there. No doubt it will fall apart but will be delicious. If its possible to actually carve it, it will be sliced. If not, just hunks. Leftovers for boxing day buffet with chilli jam!Bossymoo
Away with the fairies :beer:0 -
I second slow cooked gammon in cola. Thats what we'll be having. I'll put it on low before we go to bed on Xmas eve and just leave it there. No doubt it will fall apart but will be delicious. If its possible to actually carve it, it will be sliced. If not, just hunks. Leftovers for boxing day buffet with chilli jam!
Same here :j boxing day treat for me though so best try to stay sober enough to put it on christmas night0 -
We have gammon in cola on xmas eve. Yummy.Try to be a rainbow in someone's cloud.0
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we have loads of gammon links - ive stole this list from the christmas 2012 thread - first post
What to do with a gammon joint?
Cooking a gammon joint in the slow cooker
Gammon and coke
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gammon stock?
Leftover gammon
Salty gammon joint?
gravy/sauce to go with gammon?
Difference between gammon and ham?
Ill merge this later for you.
ZipA little nonsense now and then is relished by the wisest men :cool:
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Thank you for those suggestions looks like its gammon in coke for lunch.
Just got to hope that my slow cooker will hold 2 litres.0
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