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York ham

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York ham
a special curing method based on a pickle injection followed by a long storage in dry salt.


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SKITTLES Cardiff Independent Skittles League Results: Albion Misfits 298 Rex Boys 256, Drifters 271 Tobies 235, Pine O's 266 Docks Athletics 239, York Hams 288 Rowdies 264.
Mr Benn suggested others should include London Porter beer, Cheshire Cheese, Bedfordshire Clanger pies, Stottie Cakes, York Ham, Sussex Pond Pudding and Yorkshire Parkin.
EGGS BENEDICT Makes 2 large portions or 4 small 4 eggs 4 slices of thick carved ham such as York ham, or freshly cooked bacon, or Parma ham 2 English muffins split in half Splash of white wine vinegar Pinch of salt For the hollandaise sauce 4 egg yolks 250g butter 60ml white wine vinegar 6 black peppercorns 1 bay leaf Squeeze of lemon juice Pinch of cayenne pepper Salt METHOD Melt the butter gently in a pan until the golden liquid separates from the white solids at the bottom.
 
 
 
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