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jambon de montagne

[French]

"Mountain ham." Salt cured ham, smoked and usually eaten raw. It is a country style ham, the methods and quality of which differ from place to place. It goes by many names.

jambon de Paris

[French]

"White ham." A ham cured with salt but either not smoked or lightly smoked. It is often sold boned and rolled and cooked, or is sold for cooking. This type of ham goes under many names.

jambon de pays

[French]

"Mountain ham." Salt cured ham, smoked and usually eaten raw. It is a country style ham, the methods and quality of which differ from place to place. It goes by many names.

jambon d'ours

[French]

Bear's ham

jambon en saupiquet

[French]

A dish from Burgundy of ham served with a piquant sauce made with cream, wine and wine vinegar.

jambon fumée

[French]

Smoked ham

jambons glacés

[French]

"White ham." A rare name for a a ham cured with salt but either not smoked or lightly smoked. It is often sold boned and rolled and cooked, or is sold for cooking. This type of ham goes under many names.

jambonneau

[French]

A cheap cut of mildly cured ham from the hock. They are presented in small cones, coated in breadcrumbs and with a small bone protruding.

jambonneau

[French] plural jambonneaux

Fan mussel. A shellfish which grows up to 40 cm (16") long but which otherwise has the appearance of a large, slightly elongated mussel. The adductor muscle is edible.

jambonnette (de)

[French]

This indicates something which is boned and stuffed, particularly knuckle of ham or poultry).