Anonymous
Post 10/23/2024 13:58     Subject: What kind of ham do Paris bakeries put in butter & ham sandwiches?

Anonymous wrote:Boar's Head would be last on my list right now.


Yeah, you sure you want Boar’s Head?
Anonymous
Post 10/22/2024 20:24     Subject: What kind of ham do Paris bakeries put in butter & ham sandwiches?

Boar's Head would be last on my list right now.
Anonymous
Post 10/22/2024 20:13     Subject: What kind of ham do Paris bakeries put in butter & ham sandwiches?

Anonymous wrote:If you have to ask...sigh.

I mean it’s kind of the point of this entire food forum. You could enlighten us instead of just being passive aggressive though.
Anonymous
Post 10/22/2024 20:09     Subject: What kind of ham do Paris bakeries put in butter & ham sandwiches?

Anonymous wrote:Would this Boar's Head ham be a suitable substitute?

Branded Deluxe Ham
It all started with Branded Deluxe Ham. Slow cooked for a tender taste, this was our very first product and continues to be a favorite today. https://boarshead.com/products/ham/102-branded-deluxe-ham-shattuck


Skip Boar's Head. Listeria. Remember?
Anonymous
Post 10/22/2024 15:11     Subject: What kind of ham do Paris bakeries put in butter & ham sandwiches?

If you have to ask...sigh.
Anonymous
Post 10/22/2024 14:25     Subject: What kind of ham do Paris bakeries put in butter & ham sandwiches?

The closest I've found (French person here) is slow cooked uncured ham.
Anonymous
Post 10/22/2024 14:19     Subject: What kind of ham do Paris bakeries put in butter & ham sandwiches?

I once read that Virginia ham is a good sub. But I can’t pull up the citation.
Anonymous
Post 10/22/2024 14:14     Subject: What kind of ham do Paris bakeries put in butter & ham sandwiches?

Would this Boar's Head ham be a suitable substitute?

Branded Deluxe Ham
It all started with Branded Deluxe Ham. Slow cooked for a tender taste, this was our very first product and continues to be a favorite today. https://boarshead.com/products/ham/102-branded-deluxe-ham-shattuck
Anonymous
Post 10/22/2024 14:13     Subject: What kind of ham do Paris bakeries put in butter & ham sandwiches?

Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Jambon de Paris, usually. I love it, but then I'm Parisian and was raised on it. Usually it's not smoked and has a very mild flavor.


Thank you! Is there a specific brand you like that's easy to find in the States?


No, I've never found the equivalent at my local grocery store, sadly. But maybe you can try online specialty food markets. Here I get slices of the those large bone-in hams, preferably as neutral as possible (no smoke, honey glaze or special spices) and the taste will be OK.
Anonymous
Post 10/22/2024 14:10     Subject: What kind of ham do Paris bakeries put in butter & ham sandwiches?

Anonymous wrote:Jambon de Paris, usually. I love it, but then I'm Parisian and was raised on it. Usually it's not smoked and has a very mild flavor.


Thank you! Is there a specific brand you like that's easy to find in the States?
Anonymous
Post 10/22/2024 14:03     Subject: What kind of ham do Paris bakeries put in butter & ham sandwiches?

Any neutral thin shaved ham. Not smoked or honey..just regular
Anonymous
Post 10/22/2024 12:58     Subject: What kind of ham do Paris bakeries put in butter & ham sandwiches?

French ham, Jambon de Paris. I don't see it listed at locally at WF. A place in NYC.

https://schallerweber.com/products/french-bistro-uncured-ham?_pos=1&_psq=Schaller+%26+Weber+French+Bistro+Uncured+Ham&_ss=e&_v=1.0
Anonymous
Post 10/22/2024 12:49     Subject: What kind of ham do Paris bakeries put in butter & ham sandwiches?

Jambon de Paris, usually. I love it, but then I'm Parisian and was raised on it. Usually it's not smoked and has a very mild flavor.
Anonymous
Post 10/22/2024 12:43     Subject: What kind of ham do Paris bakeries put in butter & ham sandwiches?

Canadian.
Anonymous
Post 10/22/2024 12:42     Subject: What kind of ham do Paris bakeries put in butter & ham sandwiches?

It's so good but I can't recall if it was smoked or not? Would just a thinly sliced Boar's Head work?