vitauta
Executive Chef
squeals, actually. and we all know a pig's squeal is more like a scream than a whisper--more intense and demanding than say, the whisper of a coddled egg, or a milk soup....
ISO new ideas for leftover ham
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tinlizzie
Head Chef
Well, now. True, perhaps, if the squeal is an indication of distress; but the oink (or grunt) would likely imply contentment, as in "This is some delicious slop we've got today." 
The altruistic pig would probably choose the oink.
The altruistic pig would probably choose the oink.
Sir_Loin_of_Beef
Chef Extraordinaire
squeals, actually. and we all know a pig's squeal is more like a scream than a whisper--more intense and demanding than say, the whisper of a coddled egg, or a milk soup....
Really?
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I like to take a chunk and grate it on my box grater and make ham salad sandwiches.
Barbara L
Traveling Welcome Wagon
My favorite way to use leftover ham is to cube it and bake it in scalloped potatoes.
