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magicmaria
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Hi Please can someone give me the receipe for cooking Gammon with Coke Cola - going to do it this weekend but can't find the receipe anywhere
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From Nigella Lawson with love
http://www.channel4.com/life/microsites/N/nigella/bites8.shtml
Nigella: "This recipe is from How to Eat, with some rejigging (just because it's not in my nature to leave completely alone) and I don't apologise for reproducing, or rather recasting, it because I simply cannot urge you to try this strongly enough. The first time I made it, it was, to be frank, really just out of amused interest. I'd heard, and read, about this culinary tradition from the deep South, but wasn't expecting it, in all honesty, to be (in all honesty) good. The truth is it's magnificent, and makes converts of anyone who eats it. But, if you think about it, it's not surprising it should work: the sweet, spiky drink just infuses it with spirit of barbecue. I have to force myself to cook ham any other way now; though often I don't bothering with the glaze but just leave it for longer in the bubbling Coke instead."
Ingredients:
* 2kg mild-cure gammon
* 1 onion peeled and cut in half
* 2 litre-bottle coke
* for the glaze
* handful cloves
* 1 heaped tablespoon black treacle
* 2 teasps English mustard powder
* 2 tablespoons demerara sugar
Or
Alan Bichan does one
http://www.orcadian.co.uk/features/cooking/archive7.htm
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can you use any coke, diet for instance?0
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no has to be full fat it's the sugar in it that does the magic!!!0
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thanks hot.chick0
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sounds awful but might give it a try!Goooooo with the Flowwwwww0
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Right guys, im giving this a go today!
I've never done gammon in a slow cooker before, so how long shall I cook it for please?
I shall do the glaze and roast it for about 20 mins afterwards and I dont want it to be overcooked :-)
Gammon and homemade potato wedges for tea... yum!0 -
leonie wrote:Right guys, im giving this a go today!
I've never done gammon in a slow cooker before, so how long shall I cook it for please?
I shall do the glaze and roast it for about 20 mins afterwards and I dont want it to be overcooked :-)
Gammon and homemade potato wedges for tea... yum!
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Thanks Squeaky
I popped it in the slow cooker at 10am and will probably take it out around 5pm, then finish off in the oven with a honey glaze.
One thing I wasnt expecting is that the cola loses its colour!0 -
will it dry out if finished in the oven?0
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It never has when I have made it."Harry, I'm going to let you in on a little secret. Every day, once a day, give yourself a present. Don't plan it. Don't wait for it. Just let it happen. It could be a new shirt at the men's store, a catnap in your office chair, or two cups of good, hot black coffee."0
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