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19994625 No.19994625 [Reply] [Original]

I've got a giant leftover ham bone what are some things I can make with it that aren't split pea soup?

>> No.19994630

>>19994625
Butter beans and cornbread like grandma used to make

>> No.19994631

>>19994625
red beans and rice

>> No.19994633

Refried beans

>> No.19994658
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19994658

>>19994625
Black eyed peas for newyears.

>> No.19994665

Pea and ham soup

>> No.19994679

There are a lot of ham and bean soup recipes.

>> No.19994693
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19994693

>>19994625
pozole, potato soup

>> No.19994918

>>19994625
Bean or lentil soup.
Remove the meat when it cleaves from the bone and fry in some butter before returning to the soup.
Finish with parsley.
Done.

>> No.19994943

>>19994625
Stick it up your ass

>> No.19994953

>>19994625
Senator beans is what I use them for.

>> No.19995193

>>19994625
I make stock then freeze it in zip top bags. use it for anything you use chicken stock for

>> No.19995197

>>19994625
No Doubts No Fears
Because I'm in Looooooooooooove
and I think im gunna like it here

>> No.19995328

>>19994625
broth

>> No.19996517

looks like still a lot of meat on that bone

>> No.19997200

If your picture is the bone in question you can scrape the meat and use it for sandwiches or use as it for stir wok recipes, as toping for homemade pizza or as meat for taco/burrito filling, the leftover skin can be deep fried to make rinds, probably a bit chewy but edible.

Once the bone is picked clean you can make soup by tossing some 3 carrots, a big stalk of celery, an onion and a leek then use the broth to cook pasta and make soup.

>> No.19997653

>>19994625
Take hambone throw it in a slow cooker with enough water to coveron high for 2 hours. Throw veggies in (ive recently had radish in mine and it was great) cook for 6 more hours. Shread/chop the meat. Throw some oregano or something in if you want more seasoning. Shit was baller and it lasted a weekend plus a few days. Used leftover broth to make some flavored rice. Not every meal needs a true recipe.

>> No.19997675

>>19996517
That's what your mom said

>> No.19997687
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19997687

>>19994625
best shit ever

>> No.19997747
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19997747

>>19997687
this is better

>> No.19997754

>>19997747
oh shit i never tried the goya mix. i'm making a pork butt this weekend so i'll use the bone and try this kind, looks based

>> No.19998135

>>19994625
split pea soup
>>19997747
>one more bean
kek

>> No.19998344

>>19997754
beaners know their beans