Ham Vs. Bacon

XxNinjaxX

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Well I had 2 cum back 2 this threa tonight as I ran out of bacon, so diced some Ham, fried it up an couldn't taste the difference, so I'm forced to ponder this question again.
 

skiskate

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Well I had 2 cum back 2 this threa tonight as I ran out of bacon, so diced some Ham, fried it up an couldn't taste the difference, so I'm forced to ponder this question again.
What type of bacon are you talking about? Like the salty strips or canadian bacon where it is like ham? Cause the strips I have no idea how youd mistake for being ham.
 

simpsonsampson420

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bacon is cured and/or smoked... comes from the back of pig (not ass.. actual back)... and is cut into strips from a slab.... its a specific cut called fat back...

ham is technically ANY part of the pig.. but we use it as a general term when talking about ham we eat on sandwiches... which is sometimes cured or smoked, but is always cooked.. it is definatly far from raw...

so techinally raw bacon IS ham.. just not in the sense we usually talk about ham...

same as ham is bacon, but not in the sense we usually talk about...

i say bacon you think strips.. i say ham you think slices... make sense??

its like how beef tenderloin is aka filiet mignon but is actually called a psmo (pronounced pismo) when being sold.. just technicalities...

damn i think i just made this more complicated than it is.. but im a good chef.. not a good teacher.. bongsmilie
 

skiskate

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where do Canadians get off calling their ham "Canadian bacon"?
Its not really ham so to speak,

Unless your hams look like that. Fuck I need some breakfast now....

But the funny thing is, its only the americans who use the term canadian bacon. Ive never once referred to it as that up here.......
 

KaleoXxX

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bacon is cured and/or smoked... comes from the back of pig (not ass.. actual back)... and is cut into strips from a slab.... its a specific cut called fat back...

ham is technically ANY part of the pig.. but we use it as a general term when talking about ham we eat on sandwiches... which is sometimes cured or smoked, but is always cooked.. it is definatly far from raw...

so techinally raw bacon IS ham.. just not in the sense we usually talk about ham...

same as ham is bacon, but not in the sense we usually talk about...

i say bacon you think strips.. i say ham you think slices... make sense??

its like how beef tenderloin is aka filiet mignon but is actually called a psmo (pronounced pismo) when being sold.. just technicalities...

damn i think i just made this more complicated than it is.. but im a good chef.. not a good teacher.. bongsmilie

naw man your a good teacher, i referred alot of people to your thread with all the information for new growers
 

deh

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I like Ham but you sit a plate of bacon in front of me and it will disappear. the pic I uploaded is a Bacon Overload weve been making these in one configuration or another for 10 years but i guess there a website now that even has these on there.

but just so ya know it has 4 lbs of bacon 3 lbs of hot italian sausage (or mild if you just cant hang) bbq sauce and seasoning and then its slow roasted or smoked for 3-5 hrs, absolute artery clogging heaven...
 

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Sgt. Floyd

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bacon is cured and/or smoked... comes from the back of pig (not ass.. actual back)... and is cut into strips from a slab.... its a specific cut called fat back...

ham is technically ANY part of the pig.. but we use it as a general term when talking about ham we eat on sandwiches... which is sometimes cured or smoked, but is always cooked.. it is definatly far from raw...

so techinally raw bacon IS ham.. just not in the sense we usually talk about ham...

same as ham is bacon, but not in the sense we usually talk about...

i say bacon you think strips.. i say ham you think slices... make sense??

its like how beef tenderloin is aka filiet mignon but is actually called a psmo (pronounced pismo) when being sold.. just technicalities...

damn i think i just made this more complicated than it is.. but im a good chef.. not a good teacher.. bongsmilie
A ham, technically and traditionally, is from the back legs of the pig, the part that would be the thigh of the pig. The word "ham" has been used to refer to different parts of the pig though and has been used slightly differently over the world.
 
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