Heating Up Your Ham!

While our hams are cooked through the curing and smoking process, they better come to you cold! And if you want that ham heated up for your Chistmas, Easter or Sunday table there a re a few things to remember. Place the ham cut side down on a baking sheet with a lip....

Leg of Lamb

Leg of Lamb Leg of Lamb is a dish I don’t cook very often, so when I do it tends to be a special occasion. Much like Prime Rib, I like a really flavorful crust, but I don’t like to marinate the meat. I use a combination of Lemon juice, rosemary, garlic and...
Smoked Ham Frittata

Smoked Ham Frittata

Smoked Ham Frittata Real men don’t eat quiche, but one of them was smart enough to rename it frittata so we could enjoy egg pie with the rest of the world! The secret is to use a cast iron pan. Scramble 8 pasture raised eggs with a splash of heavy cream, a cup of...
Porchetta

Porchetta

Porchetta Porchetta is a very traditional Italian street food. It is the whole pork loin (basically the meat in a pork chop) with the skin and belly (basically unsmoked bacon) left attached. It is then stuffed, rolled and tied (sounds like a bad 80’s bachelor...

Prime Rib

Prime Rib I have used this cooking technique on a couple of different roasts and it hasn’t failed me yet… Preheat the oven to 500. Season roast as you wish, but don’t cut slits and fill with garlic! I see this all the time on cooking shows and I hate...