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How to carve Serrano
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Always try to keep the cuts as straight and level as possible,
even at the shoulder end of the serrano ham. Try cutting from
different directions, but always lengthwise in order to keep the
cut surface level.

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When you have carved enough serrano ham to reach the point where
the femur and the kneecap joins, it is best to only carve from
the shoulder end near the hip bone - leaving the lower part (back
of the knee) until later on.

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Now on the lower part of the serrano ham, (uppermost on the Jamonero)
using a sharp knife - cut deeply into the ham alongside the fibula
and remove it. The serrano ham from this part can be sliced, or
cubed.

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Tostados
This is wonderful at any time of day, we have it
for breakfast at about 10, or as a snack or starter.
You will need:
- A day old barra (french stick)
- A peeled clove of garlic
- Extra virgin olive oil
- Fresh tomato
Slice the barra lengthwise and toast until golden,
then rub the toasted side with the garlic clove
all over. Take the tomato and slice in half and
rub vigourously over the toast. Drizzle lots and
lots of olive oil onto the toast let it soak in
and enjoy! Some people like to sprinkle a little
salt on too.
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