cornished ham

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- Matt
  
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20 years ago

Mon, Dec 8, 2003 6:31 AM

may well have spelt this wrong. a relative in canada says she has cornished ham when she goes to a resturant. i've never heard of it. any ideas?

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- H. W. Hans Kuntze
  
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20 years ago

Mon, Dec 8, 2003 6:44 AM

Yes, a cornish hen makes the most sense.

You guys should make it a habit to communicate better, just ask *while*=20 you speak to your relative.

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- BBryer
  
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posted
20 years ago

Tue, Dec 9, 2003 9:16 PM

try cornish hen

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- Vox Humana
  
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20 years ago

Tue, Dec 9, 2003 9:55 PM

I did a Google search on "Cornish ham" and it seems that Cornish ham is some sort of potted ham. Maybe it's like Spam.

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20 years ago

Wed, Dec 10, 2003 1:13 AM

Perhaps it is corned ham? We have this at Christmas time in North Carolina and Southern Maryland area. I'm not familiar with any other part of the country that have this, and it's hard to find these days in either of these areas (you have to ask the guys in the meat department and they might fix one for you).