Just tried some of this and good God is that stuff good: deep and rich like the best prosciutto but with an incredible and potent smokiness that blew my mind. Going to have some tonight with a glass of Schlenkerla Marzen, any suggestions for accoutrement for the ham? |
anything with strong acid will pair well with fatty food. fats + acids = mmm. |
If it’s the super thin fatty stuff like I’m thinking, just do what you do with prosciutto. Wrapped in melon, wrapped around grissini, serve on a plate with a few cheeses, etc. |
Thanks for the suggestions fellas; I’m leaning towards a few slices on a thin piece of good rye with a bit of brown mustard, maybe some cornichon on the side. I’m getting hungry. |
Polish gherkin, in a sweet sour vinegar marinade with lots of onions and pepper and the lot in the glass. Together with the ham - well that is just completing your evening! |
Where does one procure such yummy black forest ham? |
Originally posted by GT2 Try google bro |
Schwartz Ham? |
Where’d you get it from? Is it actually German? When I’ve picked some up locally from the butcher, it’s generally not super smoky, more like a kiss. Cut paper thin, it’s great. Also great stuff, if you can find it, is Speck. I should probably go ham shopping... |
It is German; I’m lucky enough to live near one of the best international markets in the country and they get some amazing stuff. Really stong smoke, to the point where I can smell it on my fingers still the next morning. Delicious but a little goes a long way. |
Tyrolean Speck is cured, as is all Schinkenspeck. All these smoky German meats go great with Holzofenbrot (wood oven baked bread) and the mentioned Schlenkerla. |
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