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This looks like authentic ham; I plan to make soup with it.
I think I bought this before; it looked quite thin. I hope it tastes good.
I found Jinhua ham on Weee! That's amazing! Finally found the essential ingredient for soup!
Finally found this Jinhua ham, it looks really good!
Ham and duck soup, incredibly flavorful.
A must-have for braised pork and bamboo shoot soup, but this time it had a rancid oil taste, which I wasn't very satisfied with.
Must have for Chinese dishes / soup making
This is my favorite ham, it is very versatile in cooking!
I didn’t expect that Jinghua ham is sold on Weee. The quality is very good and it is a must-have for cooking pickled pork with preserved vegetables.
Finally, I can eat Chinese ham in the United States
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Jinhua Ham Stir Fry
This stir fry pan recipe combines the smoky flavor of with fresh vegetables and soy sauce for a quick and delicious meal. All ingredients are staples in Asian cuisine. It's simple and requires only a handful of ingredients.
Rice Cooker Jinhua Ham with Mushroom
Maximize your rice cooker's potential with this delicious recipe that uses and mushrooms for an umami-packed, easy dinner. Just a few Asian staples needed.
Instant Pot Jinhua Ham Soup
This Instant Pot recipe is a comforting and warming soup with , ginger, and chicken broth. It is a hearty recipe that requires few ingredients but delivers big on flavor.
Grilled Jinhua Ham
This simple recipe brings out the natural umami of when grilled, complemented by a tangy dipping sauce made with soy sauce and rice vinegar for an ultimate Asian BBQ experience.
Stuffed Tofu with Jinhua Ham
The refreshing taste of tofu combined with the rich flavor of makes this recipe hard to resist. Only a few Asian staples are needed to create this unique and delicious dish.
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What is Jinhua ham?
Jinhua ham is a type of dry-cured ham that originates from the city of Jinhua, in the Zhejiang Province of eastern China.
What does Jinhua ham taste like?
Jinhua ham has a rich, savory and mildly sweet flavor with a distinct aroma.
Is Jinhua ham the same as prosciutto?
While both Jinhua ham and prosciutto are dry-cured hams, they are made using different methods and have distinct flavors. Prosciutto is Italian, while Jinhua ham is Chinese.
How long does Jinhua ham last?
Unopened Jinhua ham can last for several months when stored correctly. Once opened, it should be consumed within a few weeks.
What is the nutritional content of Jinhua ham?
Jinhua ham is high in protein and contains various vitamins and minerals. However, it is also high in sodium due to the curing process.
Can Jinhua ham be eaten raw?
No, despite being cured, it's recommended to cook Jinhua ham before consumption.
Is Jinhua ham healthy?
While Jinhua ham is high in protein and contains various vitamins and minerals, it is also high in sodium and fat. Therefore, it should be consumed in moderation.
What is the texture of Jinhua ham?
Due to the long curing process, Jinhua ham has a relatively firm and somewhat chewy texture.
How is Jinhua ham made?
Jinhua ham is made by salting and air-drying the hind leg of a specific breed of pork. It is traditionally cured for approximately 8 to 10 months.
What dishes commonly use Jinhua ham?
Jinhua ham is often used in traditional Chinese dishes, such as Buddha's delight and Mooncakes. It can also be used in soups, stir-fries, or consumed on its own.
How to properly store Jinhua ham?
Jinhua ham should be stored in a cool, dry place. Once opened, it should be wrapped tightly in foil or plastic and kept in the refrigerator.
Where does Jinhua ham originate from?
Jinhua ham originates from the city of Jinhua in the Zhejiang Province of eastern China.
Is Jinhua ham gluten-free?
Yes, Jinhua ham is naturally gluten-free. However, it is always advisable to check the labelling in case there are any additional ingredients.
Is it suitable for people following a vegetarian or vegan diet?
No, since Jinhua ham is made from pork, it is not suitable for those following a vegetarian or vegan diet.
Can Jinhua ham be frozen for storage?
Yes, Jinhua ham can be frozen to extend its shelf life. It should be properly wrapped to prevent freezer burn.
Where can I buy Jinhua ham?
You can buy it at Weee! Asian Market, www.sayweee.com.
Popular reviews
- This looks like authentic ham; I plan to make soup with it.
- I think I bought this before; it looked quite thin. I hope it tastes good.
- I found Jinhua ham on Weee! That's amazing! Finally found the essential ingredient for soup!
- Finally found this Jinhua ham, it looks really good!
- Ham and duck soup, incredibly flavorful.
- A must-have for braised pork and bamboo shoot soup, but this time it had a rancid oil taste, which I wasn't very satisfied with.
- Must have for Chinese dishes / soup making
- This is my favorite ham, it is very versatile in cooking!
- I didn’t expect that Jinghua ham is sold on Weee. The quality is very good and it is a must-have for cooking pickled pork with preserved vegetables.
- Finally, I can eat Chinese ham in the United States
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