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			== Ham_sandwich ==
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			File:Ham_sandwich1.jpg\|Ham sandwich
			File:Grilled_ham_and_cheese_014.JPG\|Grilled ham and cheese
			File:Tosta_de_Jamón-2011.JPG\|Tosta de Jamón
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			File:Tapas_de_jamón_y_queso.jpg\|Tapas de jamón y queso
			File:Mmm...hot_ham_and_cheese_with_homemade_mustard_(4970848133).jpg\|Hot ham and cheese with homemade mustard
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'''Ham hock''' is a cut of [[pork]] that comes from the pig's leg, specifically the area between the [[ham (meat)|ham]] and the foot, or "hock". It is a flavorful, though tough, cut of meat due to the high amount of collagen, connective tissue, and bone present.

==Culinary Uses==
Ham hocks are often used in slow-cooked dishes such as [[soups]] and [[stews]], where the long cooking time allows the tough meat to become tender and the collagen to break down, adding richness and body to the dish. They are a key ingredient in many traditional dishes around the world, including the Southern United States' [[Hoppin' John]], Germany's [[Eisbein]], and the United Kingdom's [[Pease pudding]].

In the United States, ham hocks are often smoked and are a staple of [[Soul food|Southern cuisine]]. They are used to flavor dishes such as [[collard greens]], [[black-eyed peas]], and [[cabbage]]. In the Midwest, they are a common ingredient in [[bean soup]].

In Europe, ham hocks are often cured and served as a cold cut or used in dishes such as the French [[Petit Sale]], or the Italian [[Cotechino Modena]].

==Nutrition==
Ham hocks are high in protein, but also high in fat and cholesterol. They are a good source of [[vitamin B6]] and [[vitamin B12]], as well as [[minerals]] such as [[zinc]], [[phosphorus]], and [[iron]].

==See Also==
* [[Pork]]
* [[Ham (meat)|Ham]]
* [[Soul food]]
* [[Cuisine of the Southern United States]]

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