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Njchicaa | Jun 23, 2012. I have a corn chowder recipe that calls for a ham hock. I could only find raw pork hocks at the store, though. Can I use that or am I way off here?
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Ham Hock vs. Ham Shank — 31 Comments. 1  Hmmm. Even though I live in the South, those strange gnarled ham pieces still scare me a little! 2  Check a site I found called askthemeatman.com —- according to that site, the hock and shank are one in the same. Having grown up in the south (E. 3  Please, please tell us where in Seattle you found ham shanks!!!
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Ham hock vs Ham shank: Technically The ham hock is derived from the front leg between the foot and the knee. The ham shank is derived from the rear leg between the foot and knee. After cutting meat for 35 years this is the best way I can explain it. Happy eaten
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Yesterday I went to the store to buy a ham hock for a slow cooker dish I’ll be making on Sunday. I didn’t see any ham hocks but the store did have ham shanks. I consulted the butcher and he said that ham shanks are meatier than ham hocks. They’re perfect for cooking with beans he stated. I bought the ham shanks.
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A quick look at food, wine and more in the news. Summer is in full swing, which (hopefully) means trips to the park or the beach. If you’re taking a picnic along, you should know a few food safety rules so you can pack, transport, and eat your meal without the threat of food poisoning. Put jackfruit bacon on your pork bacon or use it as a smoky, salty sub.
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Ham Hock vs. Ham Shank — 31 Comments. 1  Hmmm. 2  Check a site I found called askthemeatman.com —- according to that site, the hock and shank are one in the same. 3  Please, please tell us where in Seattle you found ham shanks!!! 4  Mark – It’s been awhile, but I think that I got them at the Bellevue Top.
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A ham hock is the end of a smoked ham where the foot was attached to the hog’s leg. There wasn’t a definition for ham shank though. I looked on the Internet and in the Joy of Cooking. There were recipes for ham shanks but no definition.
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what is ham hocks
The ham hock is derived from the front leg between the foot and the knee.