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Sat, Dec 22, 12 at 17:53
| First I have to appologize. I know I asked this question last year before Christmas and got wonderful responses, but I can't find this post. I tried to search for ham and pork and using my name, I can't find it:( I wanted to do this last year, but didn't get a right ham. So this year I bought Ham Shank and want to roast it. I don't like sweet meat and I like to have meat flavor to dominate. So I am looking for simple way to roast Ham shank w/o glase, etc. I want it juicy, not dry, this is the main thing. So what would be the best oven temperature to roast it, any other recommedations? I saw post on the current page for fresh ham. I can use this recipe probably, but my ham shank unfortunately has no skin. So would you do to get a simple juicy pork from skinless ham shank? Thank you very much. Olga |
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| Is it pre-cooked? If so, you basically want to warm it. I'm still a fan of the electric roaster. Don't recall a time when I really had anything dried out in there. Otherwise a baking bag or wrap it in foil. It can also make a difference on how much water has been injected. Is this the thread you were looking for? |
This post was edited by cynic on Sat, Dec 22, 12 at 19:50
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- Posted by dixiedog_2007 (My Page) on Sat, Dec 22, 12 at 19:49
| Olga, here is your thread from last year. Try searching google under your name. It works much better then Gardenweb's search feature. http://ths.gardenweb.com/forums/load/cooking/msg122050007616.html |
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| D it on low for around 4 hours in the crockpot. It comes out very moist and delicious. |
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| Thank you very much. Great advice to search using google instead of Gardenweb and big thanks for finding my last year post. I tried Gardenweb :( It is not pre-cooked and it will not fit into even biggest crock pot. I need to roast it in the oven. Olga |
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