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What body part is the ham?
The eyes of a pig
What part of a pig does a ham hock come from?
the hock
What part of the pig does ham hock come from?
ankle joint x
Were does ham come from?
A PIG A PIG
What does ham come from on a pig?
Hind leg
Does ham come from a hen?
No, ham comes from a pig or boar.
What is a pig's back leg called?
A pig's back leg is called a ham. This part of the pig is often used for various dishes such as ham roast, ham steaks, and ham sandwiches.
Is Ham always pork?
Ham is always pork. Most hams come from the back leg of pig. A picnic ham comes from the pig shoulder.
From what part of the animal does a ham hock come?
yes! A ham hock comes from the leg area of a pig
Where does honey roasted ham come from?
A honey roasted Pig
Animal pork comes from?
Yes pork does come from pig so does many other meats (e.g ham )
What part of the Pig does Gammon come from?
The hind legSpecifically - it becomes Gammon due to how it's cooked. Ham is also from the hind leg, but is not curred.Curing is the process which turns a ham (rear leg inc. joint) in to a gammon.
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