For a change from boiled ham, try Spanish ham... Pata Negra, Serrano, Jabugo ham... Rich, aromatic, and full-bodied, they have a subtle nutty flavor. ...
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For 100g of Spanish ham:
Spanish ham, also known as Iberian ham, is a staple of Spanish cuisine. It is made from pigs raised free-range on the pastures of the Iberian Peninsula, which gives the meat a rich and delicate flavor. The ham is then cured and aged for several months, or even years, giving it a tender and juicy texture. It can be enjoyed on its own as tapas, paired with cheese, or used as an ingredient in various dishes such as omelets or pizzas.
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For a change from boiled ham, try Spanish ham... Pata Negra, Serrano, Jabugo ham... Rich, aromatic, and full-bodied, they have a subtle nutty flavor. ...
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