I buy mine in our local grocery store. In the refrigerated meat section. If there aren't any in the case you can always ask the butcher if he has any in the back.
the hock
yes! A ham hock comes from the leg area of a pig
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Ballotine of ham hock is a culinary preparation that involves deboning a ham hock and then rolling it up with various ingredients, often including herbs and spices, before cooking it. The rolled meat is typically poached or braised, resulting in a tender and flavorful dish. It can be served as an elegant appetizer or main course, often accompanied by sauces or sides that complement its rich flavor. This technique showcases the versatility of ham hock, transforming it into a refined presentation.
To cook ham hock in a slow cooker, first place the ham hock in the slow cooker and add enough liquid to cover it. You can use water, broth, or a combination of both. Then, add any desired seasonings such as garlic, onion, or herbs. Cook on low for 6-8 hours or on high for 3-4 hours until the meat is tender and falling off the bone. Enjoy your delicious slow-cooked ham hock!
The ham hock is the meat from the leg joint of a pig.
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Country ham is ham that is cured in salt. It is very food but sometime salty. It is often sold unrefrigerated sealed in packs in grocery store and can be a little expensive.
i think at least a ham hock cost at least about 2.13$ some where about IN that area
Hock (wine), a type of wine; Hock (zoology), part of an animal's leg; Ham hock, the end of a smoked ham. OR Hock; a part of a horse. A hock is a joint made up of many smaller bones. The strength of the hocks are very important as this is the most active joint in the horse hind legs. Poorly conformed hocks may make the horse susceptible to break down if the horse is worked very hard. the part on a chicken at the top of its head that is red
A chicken hock is a South African term for a chicken coop. It is probably borrowed from the Afrikaans 'hoenderhok', which means the same thing.
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