/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>14125943
finally somebody else from Albany posts on /ck/

>>13821637

now I want me some steamed hams

>>13363170
it's in the file name
Steamed Ham

>>13339758
you're mistaken, friend
this a food board

fuck yeah

Steamed Hams, natch

never made them but they look delicious
all the websites say getting the right cheese is the toughest part

might have to drive to Albany for it

steam them

Once I served Krusty Burgers to my boss when the ham I was cooking got burned and I called the Krusty Burgers, "steamed hams."

That was quite a day, my friend.

Steamed Hams is a thing.
Still pondering if I should try them 2018.
Guess getting the cheese right or right cheese is the trick.

>>9800838
I would love me a steamed ham right about now

why not?

soooo good

homemade is always best

Spent some time yesterday looking at "steamed hams" recipes and techniques and wondering if it would worth the effort.

Posters say they are juicy and tasty but none of them seem to be able to find cheese that doesn't get rubbery.

Not much gear: tuna cans (or ramekins), steamer rack, pan, water, hamburger, etc.

So /ck/, whaddaya think?

make steamed hams like they do in Albany

Nothing better than a good steamed ham, broheim.

google it
they're real

Steamed Hams is my go-to when I dealing with management or the quality dropping by.

>>7073264

some tasty steamed hams

This guy uses tuna cans and I think he's nailed it:
http://www.roadfood.com/Forums/Steamed-cheeseburgers-m486920.aspx

I heard the best ones are made in Albany