Traditional Irish Food

[Silky]

What the difference between a bacon joint and a gammon joint.

All the talk on here had me away down to Dunnes for a bacon joint and a cabbage. All they had was feckin gammon joints!

Would it taste near the same so?

[Lecale2]

What the difference between a bacon joint and a gammon joint.

Don't know what the difference is other than the taste.

Here's a link to a fella in the states who delivers Irish style cuts of pork. Useful for anyone out there feeling home scik.

http://www.britishbacon.com/comersus6f/store/comersus_viewItem.asp?idProduct=18

[Tony Baloney]

What the difference between a bacon joint and a gammon joint.

All the talk on here had me away down to Dunnes for a bacon joint and a cabbage. All they had was feckin gammon joints!

Would it taste near the same so?

A bacon joint can be any cured cut from the pig. A gammon joint is a hind leg cut which has been deboned. A ham joint is the same except the bone is kept in. As far as I know!

[leenie]

hmmmmmmmmmm fried egg sandwich

[mylestheslasher]

Boxty anyone?

[muppet]

Boxty anyone?

Yes please. I'll be round in 5.

[Denn Forever]

A nice cheese and onion Tatyo sandwich with soft white Pan loaf bread (brown pan if you a health nut). Something moreish about them.