[Sca-cooks] Mail Order ham? (OOP)

[Saint Phlip]

I happen to very much enjoy ham, and am familiar with them.
Adamantius' source is good- he sent me one. I't was particularly nice
for me, because it was packaged in a couple slices apiece in cryo
paks, taken from obvious slices right on down the ham. Very tasty, and
less to deal with than the Smithfield ham. Not as salty, hoewver, and
requires refrigeration.

"Burger's Smokehouse is pretty good... they're based in Missouri, I
believe, and produce both city and country hams, fully cooked and
sliced, or raw...

http://www.smokehouse.com

Adamantius"


Smithfield hams are excellent- I've never had a better, however, I've
never ordered one by mail, either. Last one I got, Rob and Margali
gave me, and it lasted for a couple years (again, just me eating it).
However, while I know enough to work wih it, please be careful who you
send one to. When properly aged, they get a layer of mold on the
outside, and those that don't know to just scrub it off, soak the ham,
and then use it as you will might just throw the whole thing away.

On Tue, Apr 7, 2009 at 9:38 PM, Terry Decker <t.d.decker at att.net> wrote:
> I use Cusack Meats in Oklahoma City http://www.cusackmeats.com/catalog/ for
> gift boxes of steak.  Those are top quality, as are the lamb and pork chops
> I got for myself.  I've been using them for about 10 years and never had a
> complaint.
>
> I haven't done business with these two, but if you are into Smithfield hams,
> you might also check out:
>
> The Smithfield Collection
> http://www.smithfieldcollection.com/category/3?gclid=CLLSoZeR4JkCFRBbagodOl90VA
>
> Smithfield Hams http://www.smithfieldhams.com/
>
> Bear

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