Description
What is a Gammon Hock?
A gammon hock is the lower section of the pig’s leg after curing. “Pork hock” and “pork knuckle” describe the same general lower-leg area, but this Grid Iron product is specifically dry-cured rather than sold as a fresh, uncured pork hock.
Dry-cured or smoked?
This hock is dry-cured. Grid Iron also sells a separate Old Fashioned Smoked Gammon Hock, which is dry-cured and then cold-smoked over apple wood.
How to cook Gammon Hock
Because it is cured, soaking before cooking can help reduce saltiness. Slow cooking, braising or roasting gives the connective tissue time to soften and the meat to become tender enough to serve whole or shred. Long, gentle cooking also produces a rich cooking liquor that works well as the base for soups, beans and stews.
For detailed timings and methods, see our How to Cook Gammon Hocks (Pork Knuckle) guide.

Robert Davis (verified owner) –
Great taste as usual, will be buying again.
TOMEK (verified owner) –
Hi,
I rarely eat pork, but this pork shank has convinced me to eat it more often. I’m very pleased with the quality of the meat, its preparation, and its nutritional and flavorful qualities. If I were to recommend a pork shank to anyone, it would be this one from Grid Iron.
Jennifer Aristide (verified owner) –
Great taste and quality. Would definitely order again
Bill Kruse (verified owner) –
Pressure cooked till the meat fell off the bone. Lovely. Leave the liquid to cool to a nutritious jelly too.
Jane Cross (verified owner) –
Tasty. Cooks well in the slow cooker
I will be buying more
Danute Gumbina (verified owner) –
June Newton (verified owner) –
Very nice flavour with plenty of meat on it