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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.
From what part of the animal does a ham hock come?
yes! A ham hock comes from the leg area of a pig
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.
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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