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Let me begin this page featuring a Ham Recipe with Red Eye Gravy by telling you I do not call this recipe Country Ham and Red Eye Gravy for a good reason. For this famous restaurant recipe I don't use a true Country Ham. I use a good quality ham, however. The Red Eye Gravy recipe is as close to the original recipe as you can get without using a true Country ham. So I simply call it Ham with Red Eye Gravy.
To understand the reason I say this, you should read the
article,
"Country Ham and Red Eye Gravy." Not all hams are created equal and there is no way the restaurant has the capacity to serve a true Country ham on a regular basis.
Often the difference among hams is in the curing process. Country hams are cured the old-fashioned way for 6-12 months! (Read the article, you'll be amazed.) For now, here is a very good ham recipe with red eye gravy. Whenever I serve it, the restaurant guests ask for more. It is a famous restaurant recipe, even in the Pacific Northwest.
Ham With Red Eye Gravy
Ingredients: Instructions: In the South, they traditionally serve buttered grits and biscuits with their Country Ham and Red Eye Gravy. I serve country fried potatoes and delicious
buttermilk biscuits
(with lots of butter) :-)
Enjoy your ham recipe with red eye gravy and the company of those you share it with! It is another famous restaurant recipe so you can cook with confidence and style.
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