Ham Press ?
Help, anyone here got a clue about a ham press? Is it used for dry ageing to force water out of a ham? My butcher asked me today if I have one. I was too embarrassed to say what the fark is a ham press? My idea of a ham press is a pannini wher I can make one heck of a cuban sandwich!
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Well, I was curious and Googled it. Watch out for the Urban Dictionary definition!:laugh:
The other hits indicate it is for making formed boneless ham products. |
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Help is this something I may want?......
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On a german bbq site that I go to a few of the members made ham using a form. First the ham was brined, then lightly smoked, then put in a form and held in a warm bath until it is done. Cooled and then sliced.
http://forum.mybbq.net/viewtopic.php...=schinken+form http://forum.mybbq.net/viewtopic.php...n+form#p430747 |
Here you go. Ham Press
http://www.wedlinydomowe.com/public/...ress-greg1.jpg Link also shows ways to make one. |
Cool link onex. Thanks.
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Tater sack and a 1988 GMC. Works for me.
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Great info. Thanks onex for the link!
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and here's one I found on Ebay a couple of years ago...
still use it frequently for pressed meat loaf and cooking a pressed "bread" of pork- or beef liver..
and a previous poster is correct - I poach the meat or liver and do not completely boil it.. I hold the water temp in the vessel I place this thing at 170F until the meat's internal temp is ~ 150F and hold it for 15 minutes. https://public.sn2.livefilestore.com...ess.JPG?psid=1 the spring loaded top says Globe Co - Chicago Perfection meat loaf mold 492 pat pend. and both hooks are marked Globe 494 |
Here's a nudder one
http://www.sausagemaker.com/49345sta...lhampress.aspx |
I have two ham presses of different types.
The 1st is a loaf pan as illustrated that was passed on to me for making formed type hams from trimmed pieces. It is also good for making scrapple and other luncheon loafs. http://www.wedlinydomowe.com/public/...am-press-1.jpg The second is an open wire ham press which I use to make hams from boneless pork butts. This presses them during smoking and keeps the meat secured so it does not open on the cuts during cooking https://www.bunzlpd.com/images/P/232126211.jpg |
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