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Jinhua Ham

金华火腿

Salt-cured Zhejiang pork leg aged for months, shaved into broths for deep savoury depth

China Charcuterie & cured

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History

Zhejiang tradition credits Song general Zong Ze, who sent salted local pork to the imperial court; the emperor called it fire ham for its red flesh.

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What is Jinhua Ham?

Jinhua Ham is a charcuterie & cured from China: salt-cured Zhejiang pork leg aged for months, shaved into broths for deep savoury depth. Zhejiang tradition credits Song general Zong Ze, who sent salted local pork to the imperial court; the emperor called it fire ham for its red flesh.

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