Our gammons are cured by hand using our unique but carefully balanced brine of salt, water, sugar, and spices. It’s a traditional way of preserving meat, but we follow our own recipe to give the gammon a gentle sweetness and a good, rounded flavour. We cure in small batches, injecting the brine into the meat so it reaches right through the joint. This keeps the gammon moist all the way to the centre. After that, it’s left to cure for a week, giving the flavours time to settle and the meat time to firm up properly.
Once cured, the gammon is ready for boiling, roasting, or a bit of both. Each joint comes with a generous fat cap that crisps up beautifully during cooking, adding a delicious, melt-in-your-mouth quality to every slice. Whether you’re glazing it with a honey-mustard mix, adding your favourite herbs, or simply roasting it with a sprinkling of brown sugar, this gammon joint is versatile enough for any occasion, from family dinners to festive feasts.
We recommend boiling to cook first before removing the rind, covering in honey, and roasting at a high heat for 5-10 minutes.
Our gammons are cured by hand using our unique but carefully balanced brine of salt, water, sugar, and spices. It’s a traditional way of preserving meat, but we follow our own recipe to give the gammon a gentle sweetness and a good, rounded flavour. We cure in small batches, injecting the brine into the meat so it reaches right through the joint. This keeps the gammon moist all the way to the centre. After that, it’s left to cure for a week, giving the flavours time to settle and the meat time to firm up properly.
Once cured, the gammon is ready for boiling, roasting, or a bit of both. Each joint comes with a generous fat cap that crisps up beautifully during cooking, adding a delicious, melt-in-your-mouth quality to every slice. Whether you’re glazing it with a honey-mustard mix, adding your favourite herbs, or simply roasting it with a sprinkling of brown sugar, this gammon joint is versatile enough for any occasion, from family dinners to festive feasts.
We recommend boiling to cook first before removing the rind, covering in honey, and roasting at a high heat for 5-10 minutes.
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