Taylor ham

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Taylor ham is a seasoned, cured pork product from New Jersey, commonly eaten sliced and fried on breakfast sandwiches, especially in the northern part of the state.

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Taylor ham canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf pork roll ⓘ
regional food ⓘ
alsoKnownAs pork roll ⓘ
associatedWith New Jersey cuisine ⓘ
New Jersey diner culture ⓘ
commonCookingMethod griddling ⓘ
pan-frying ⓘ
commonlyFoundAt New Jersey bagel shops ⓘ
New Jersey diners ⓘ
contains fat ⓘ
protein ⓘ
sodium ⓘ
controversy naming dispute between ‘Taylor ham’ and ‘pork roll’ in New Jersey ⓘ
countryOfOrigin United States ⓘ
cuisine American cuisine ⓘ
flavorProfile salty ⓘ
slightly sweet ⓘ
smoky ⓘ
foodCategory breakfast meat ⓘ
deli meat ⓘ
foodSafety must be refrigerated ⓘ
inventedIn New Jersey ⓘ
isA cured meat ⓘ
seasoned pork product ⓘ
smoked meat product ⓘ
mainIngredient pork ⓘ
notableIn New Jersey regional identity ⓘ
originPeriod 19th century ⓘ
regionallyPopularIn New Jersey ⓘ
North Jersey ⓘ
requiresCooking true ⓘ
servingTemperature hot ⓘ
soldAs log ⓘ
sliced product ⓘ
stateOfOrigin New Jersey ⓘ
texture firm ⓘ
typicallyServedWith English muffin ⓘ
bagel ⓘ
cheese ⓘ
egg ⓘ
hard roll ⓘ
typicalMeal breakfast ⓘ
typicalPreparation sliced and fried ⓘ
usedInDish Taylor ham, egg, and cheese sandwich ⓘ
breakfast sandwich ⓘ

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