Spanish jamon
#32
Yaaarp






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Yep Love it too!! Always wanted to buy a full one but for just the two us seems overkill - so pre-sliced it is for us.
Often tried it as a Tapas off the shank in Bars in Andalucia and Delicious. I really it like it wrapped around fresh asparagus, drizzled with olly oil, chopped garlic and seasoned - baked in teh oven - YUMMY !!
But I dislike the 'Jamon y Queso' baguettes that they deluge you with at airports as their cheap snack - you can't even taste the ham - so what's the point ?
Often tried it as a Tapas off the shank in Bars in Andalucia and Delicious. I really it like it wrapped around fresh asparagus, drizzled with olly oil, chopped garlic and seasoned - baked in teh oven - YUMMY !!
But I dislike the 'Jamon y Queso' baguettes that they deluge you with at airports as their cheap snack - you can't even taste the ham - so what's the point ?

A jamon isn't overkill for you if you love the stuff as much as we do, there are only 2 of us as well but we soon get through it. Don't forget, when you buy one there's a huge bone in the middle as well so not all that weight is food. You can use the bone and left overs for soup.
#34
OMG, OMG, OMG, why didn't I think of that! I'll give that a go today
A jamon isn't overkill for you if you love the stuff as much as we do, there are only 2 of us as well but we soon get through it. Don't forget, when you buy one there's a huge bone in the middle as well so not all that weight is food. You can use the bone and left overs for soup.

A jamon isn't overkill for you if you love the stuff as much as we do, there are only 2 of us as well but we soon get through it. Don't forget, when you buy one there's a huge bone in the middle as well so not all that weight is food. You can use the bone and left overs for soup.
#35
Yaaarp






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lol, my OH suggested a couple of weeks ago that we go to all the supermarkets in our area doing a taste sample off all the foods and the coffee machine in El Corte Ingles as well for a free tapas day, how tight fisted are some of these Madrileños?
#39
Look up the word "PENDANTIC".
Last edited by Relampago; Jan 9th 2010 at 2:33 am.
#42






Joined: Mar 2006
Posts: 1,980

Bring out the popcorn.
In the area where I live I can only get the salty type. yuk.
In the area where I live I can only get the salty type. yuk.
#43
a very interesting post is this one.
I know i've learnt something about traditional food in the country i now live in.
A pity some people cant seem to stay on topic, nor be polite to some of our hosts. :curse:
Its their country amigos, sure as hell 'aint ours............

I know i've learnt something about traditional food in the country i now live in.

A pity some people cant seem to stay on topic, nor be polite to some of our hosts. :curse:
Its their country amigos, sure as hell 'aint ours............
#44
Will you please stay on topic.
This started out as an interesting and relevant thread but is now degenerating again.
If it doesn't get back on topic I will close it.
This started out as an interesting and relevant thread but is now degenerating again.
If it doesn't get back on topic I will close it.
#45






Joined: Mar 2006
Posts: 1,980

Found this on YouTube:
And there´s a vid in English as well:
And there´s a vid in English as well:
Last edited by Jur; Jan 9th 2010 at 11:17 pm.



