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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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 of America
surface form: United States
cuisine American cuisine
flavorProfile salty
slightly sweet
smoky
foodCategory breakfast meat
deli meat
foodSafety must be refrigerated
inventedIn New Jersey NERFINISHED
isA cured meat
seasoned pork product
smoked meat product
mainIngredient pork
notableIn New Jersey regional identity
originPeriod 19th century
regionallyPopularIn New Jersey NERFINISHED
North Jersey NERFINISHED
requiresCooking true
servingTemperature hot
soldAs log
sliced product
stateOfOrigin New Jersey NERFINISHED
texture firm
typicallyServedWith English muffin NERFINISHED
bagel
cheese
egg
hard roll
typicalMeal breakfast
typicalPreparation sliced and fried
usedInDish Taylor ham, egg, and cheese sandwich
breakfast sandwich

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