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what to do with wafer thin turkey ham?

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  • skintchick
    skintchick Posts: 15,114 Forumite
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    JEFFWT wrote: »
    But quite true - might look, smell and even taste (a bit) like ham, but it's not.

    http://www.guardian.co.uk/uk/2005/nov/03/foodanddrink

    Jeff

    _pale_ and THAT is why I buy gammon joints and boil or roast them to make my own ham.
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    Thanks all

    Will give a few ideas a go - might try the pinwheels, and cheese and ham toasties. Am thinking of doing D&DDs bread laf with a hamand cheese filling - i suppose its sort of the same thing thinking about it.

    Would add the dog will more than likely get some too as there is way to much and we wont be able to eat it all

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  • I got a couple of packs of wafer thin chicken reduced in Tesco yesterday. It's not something I'd normally buy and would just eat it out of the packet as a snack but as it's two packets I was wondering how I could use it in a meal for three of us - but not anything salady. Any ideas anyone?
  • zippychick
    zippychick Posts: 9,334 Forumite
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    Chopped up in an omelette? In toasties with cheese? Ummmm i dunno, i don't like eating it myself ...:)

    Oh! Found you a thread - I'll merge this later on for you :)

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  • Thanks, reading the link I think I'll slice it up and have it with pasta.
  • :eek: Anyone have any meal tips for this turkey ham? I've only ever used it in sandwiches...

    Thank you in advance :D
  • Fruball
    Fruball Posts: 5,822 Forumite
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    You can make anything you would usually use ham for...

    pasta carbonara (or similar ie cheese sauce and chopped ham)
    wrap it around blanched leeks, cover in cheese sauce and bake
    fry it and have in sandwich - its suprisingly like bacon done like this altho it shrinks to nearly nothing!!
    make a savoury rice and chop turkeyham into it
    chicken and ham pie

    any use?
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  • the_cat
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    Or if you would rather use it for sandwiches in the next week or so..... just freeze it!
  • Just had this exact dilemma as DS bought 2 huge packs on offer and everyone was tired of sandwiches! We chopped it up and put it in stir fry this lunchtime - wasn't sure how it would turn out but it was great.


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  • I sometimes rip some up and put in an omelette as well as the other suggestions here. How about with some cheese in a baked spud filling? You can use it in a pasta sauce like you would bacon too.
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