Method for making a steamship leg of pork cut and the...

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ABSTRACT:
The present invention is a method for cutting a pork leg to create a meat cut which includes an exposed bone feature and a squared face. The method for making the exposed bone feature involves trimming shank meat bare from a fibula bone and removing a tibia bone above a knee cap joint leaving a stifle joint intact. The method for making the squared face involves removing light and dark butt trim and a rump point to form a generally flat surface. When oriented downward, the flat surface aligns with any flat support surface and holds the meat cut in a standing position. The standing position directs the exposed bone feature generally upward in a unique and attractive presentation. Additionally, the present invention relates to the resultant product formed by the same method where the meat cut allows for improved roasting, braising, slow-cooking, and carving of a ham roast.

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patent: 1719408 (1929-07-01), Waters
patent: 3594189 (1971-07-01), Panattoni
patent: 5951392 (1999-09-01), Gagliardi
patent: 6527636 (2003-03-01), Mickelsen
patent: 6939217 (2005-09-01), Gagliardi, Jr.

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