Ham recipesHam is one of those versatile ingredients that can be eaten in a humble sandwich or as part of a fine dining dish. This mouth-watering collection of ham recipes contains different varieties such as Ibérico, Bellota and Parma ham. Browse our comprehensive collection including Dominic ...
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veggies and smoky ham. Make it with holiday ham bone or use smoked ham hocks to add richness and meaty smoky flavor. It is so easy and the Instant pot pressure cooks the beans in under an hour, without soaking!
lacón or ham hocks 1/2 onion, sliced 2 garlic 1/2 tsp. paprika a few threads of saffron oil 1/4 bunch of parsley salt to taste Instructions During the night before you want your delicious fabada asturiana, soak the white beans in water. The day of, put the chorizos, pancetta, ...
In my experiments to create a copycat recipe, I found that using ham hocks actually created a taste closer to my favorite soup than bacon did (go figure!). This Instant Pot Copycat Bean with Bacon Soup recipe is childhood comfort food at its ... continue reading... 1 2 3 … 15 ...
White Bean and Ham Stew © Con Poulos This hearty stew called garbure, from southwestern France, is loaded with vegetables, beans and meat, the exact ingredients depending on availability. Chef Jacques Pépin's version includes ham hocks and cabbage and is topped with toasted bread smothered in...
Soak the black-eyed peas overnight (or do aquick-soak). Place beans, some carrots and celery diced small, a teaspoon or so of red pepper flakes, some diced garlic, a bay leaf, a couple of ham hocks or a ham bone, and enough water to cover into a slow cooker and cook all night...
1 lb. smoked sausage or ground sausage (browned in a pan, then drained), ham hocks or diced ham, or my personal favorite- a leftover ham bone with bits of meat left on it 1 large Vidalia onion, diced 1 clove of fresh garlic, minced ...
Add the remaining greens and add the ham hocks. Reduce heat. Cook for 1.5 – 2 hours on a very low simmer. Check the amount of water after an hour to make sure your greens have enough water to cover about a quarter of the bottom of the greens. We added an extra cup of water at...
Sprinkle with fresh cilantro. Add red wine vinegar at the table Voila! Cuban Black Bean Soup! 2 Comments Posted inmain dishes,Soups and Stewsand taggedblack beans,Craig Claiborne,Cuban,ham hocks,The New York Times Cookbook. Bookmark thepermalink. ...