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By *he Flat Caps OP   Couple
35 weeks ago

Pontypool

Or anyone else with culinary expertise!

I have a lump of prosciutto - not finely sliced that I can gently and delicately wrap around figs or chicken breasts.

It's a lump. And I know I had a recipe ages ago for diced prosciutto (could I find a lump at the time, could I buggery!)

Over to you lovely fabbers, what can I do with this not so delicate delicacy?

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By *eroLondonMan
35 weeks ago

Mayfair

Cut it up into tiny pieces and fill into ready made pasta with a smidgen of red pepper pesto (or any pesto for that matter), like morsels of ravioli or tortellini.

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By *elloWoman
35 weeks ago

alpha centauri

Dice and add to a salad.

Make a jacket potato add cheese then top with the prosciutto

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By *entleswinger69Man
35 weeks ago

Exeter


"Or anyone else with culinary expertise!

I have a lump of prosciutto - not finely sliced that I can gently and delicately wrap around figs or chicken breasts.

It's a lump. And I know I had a recipe ages ago for diced prosciutto (could I find a lump at the time, could I buggery!)

Over to you lovely fabbers, what can I do with this not so delicate delicacy? "

I was going to say blend and stuff it x

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By *he Flat Caps OP   Couple
35 weeks ago

Pontypool

Thank you, NëRø, I have seen some recipes to make tortellini. I'll give that a try when I have more time available.

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By *he Flat Caps OP   Couple
35 weeks ago

Pontypool


"Dice and add to a salad.

Make a jacket potato add cheese then top with the prosciutto "

I tried it in a pasta salad the other day. I wasn't that enamoured, but I like the sound of the jacket potato! Thank you, Hello.

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By *he Flat Caps OP   Couple
35 weeks ago

Pontypool


"Or anyone else with culinary expertise!

I have a lump of prosciutto - not finely sliced that I can gently and delicately wrap around figs or chicken breasts.

It's a lump. And I know I had a recipe ages ago for diced prosciutto (could I find a lump at the time, could I buggery!)

Over to you lovely fabbers, what can I do with this not so delicate delicacy? I was going to say blend and stuff it x"

Blend and stuff into what?!

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By *empest2KMan
35 weeks ago

Derby

You could try searching for a recipe for Prosciutto Pasta Carbonara, which should work, I reckon

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By (user no longer on site)
35 weeks ago

Oh wow. I’d be adding it to my omelette

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By (user no longer on site)
35 weeks ago

Gnaw on it

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By *ohn.Wick.Man
35 weeks ago

The Continental

Slice into thick slices

Dip in batter

Deep fry

Hey pesto! Posh spam fritters.

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By *ripfillMan
35 weeks ago

Paris, New York, Hong Kong and Havant

Seriously how “hard” is the meat.?

It can be diced to

Make fabulous lardons to go onto a warm salad with glazed onions , toasted pumpkin seeds

Finely sliced to go into an omelette with a good cheese like Camembert to melt together

Please do not blend it that’s a waste .. unless you make it into a pasta ravioli

Or mail it to

Me please !! lol

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By *eroLondonMan
35 weeks ago

Mayfair


"Gnaw on it"

...is what I'll be saying to you, cometh the hour.

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By *elloWoman
35 weeks ago

alpha centauri

Carve it origami style and turn it into a bumpussy

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By *eroLondonMan
35 weeks ago

Mayfair


"Thank you, NëRø, I have seen some recipes to make tortellini. I'll give that a try when I have more time available. "

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By *ou only live onceMan
35 weeks ago

London

Spaghetti Amatriciana written all over it...

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By *he Flat Caps OP   Couple
35 weeks ago

Pontypool


"Carve it origami style and turn it into a bumpussy "

Please, God, no!!!!!!

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By *TG3Man
35 weeks ago

Dorchester


"Or anyone else with culinary expertise!

I have a lump of prosciutto - not finely sliced that I can gently and delicately wrap around figs or chicken breasts.

It's a lump. And I know I had a recipe ages ago for diced prosciutto (could I find a lump at the time, could I buggery!)

Over to you lovely fabbers, what can I do with this not so delicate delicacy? "

cut it in to thin strips and cook it in a pitta bread with philadelphia cheese mmmmm

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By *he Flat Caps OP   Couple
35 weeks ago

Pontypool


"Spaghetti Amatriciana written all over it..."

I shall look that one up, thank you!

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By *utterfly64Woman
35 weeks ago

Raynes Park

Chop finely fry up and make an omlette

Or a risotto

Or add to pasta or salad. It add to pea soup. Mmmmm

I’m coming round for dinner!

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By *obilebottomMan
35 weeks ago

All over

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By *he Flat Caps OP   Couple
35 weeks ago

Pontypool


"Seriously how “hard” is the meat.?

It can be diced to

Make fabulous lardons to go onto a warm salad with glazed onions , toasted pumpkin seeds

Finely sliced to go into an omelette with a good cheese like Camembert to melt together

Please do not blend it that’s a waste .. unless you make it into a pasta ravioli

Or mail it to

Me please !! lol

"

It's not hard as such, just difficult to slice into wafer thin ribbons.

I like the omelette idea!

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By *obilebottomMan
35 weeks ago

All over


"Oh wow. I’d be adding it to my omelette "

Good suggestion. Also can be chopped and used as extra topping on pizza or foccacia or in pasta like a carbonara type of thing unless you can do something like tortellini that was suggested with some pecorino cheese and asparagus filling. Wrapped in haloumi or haddock is great but only if you can slice.

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By *obilebottomMan
35 weeks ago

All over


"Oh wow. I’d be adding it to my omelette

Good suggestion. Also can be chopped and used as extra topping on pizza or foccacia or in pasta like a carbonara type of thing unless you can do something like tortellini that was suggested with some pecorino cheese and asparagus filling. Wrapped in haloumi or haddock is great but only if you can slice. "

Also a quiche with asparagus

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By *elloWoman
35 weeks ago

alpha centauri

Added to a smoked haddock and potato chowder served with warm crusty bread and thick butter. Yum yum comfort food at its best

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By *inky_couple2020Couple
35 weeks ago

North West

Where's MirthNGirth when you need him?!

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By *he Flat Caps OP   Couple
35 weeks ago

Pontypool

Some really good suggestions, thank you!

Tonight I have made a macaroni cheese with the prosciutto diced and fried, and the sauce has spring onion, chive and black pepper.

There's plenty of it left to try out all your wonderful suggestions!

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By *ohn.Wick.Man
35 weeks ago

The Continental


"Some really good suggestions, thank you!

Tonight I have made a macaroni cheese with the prosciutto diced and fried, and the sauce has spring onion, chive and black pepper.

There's plenty of it left to try out all your wonderful suggestions! "

Even my fritters?

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By (user no longer on site)
35 weeks ago

Dice it small.

Fry it and add shredded cabbage and cream then pour over a medium rare steak

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By *ot to giggleWoman
35 weeks ago

Coventry

wow i need cooking lessons - and a dictionary - i thought it was that fizzy wine and then realised that is prosecco

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By *he Flat Caps OP   Couple
35 weeks ago

Pontypool


"Some really good suggestions, thank you!

Tonight I have made a macaroni cheese with the prosciutto diced and fried, and the sauce has spring onion, chive and black pepper.

There's plenty of it left to try out all your wonderful suggestions!

Even my fritters? "

Fritter away! Or Fritter off. Not sure!

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By *he Flat Caps OP   Couple
35 weeks ago

Pontypool


"Dice it small.

Fry it and add shredded cabbage and cream then pour over a medium rare steak "

Oooh, Mr Sane, that sounds gooooood!

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By *ad NannaWoman
35 weeks ago

East London

Make a dipping sauce and chomp through it while watching a film.

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By *he Flat Caps OP   Couple
35 weeks ago

Pontypool


"Make a dipping sauce and chomp through it while watching a film."

What dipping sauce would you choose, Nana?

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