Cooking the Perfect Ham

rebeca  Wednesday, December 21, 2011

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My mum makes the best ham ever. I asked her what she does that makes it so much better than everybody else’s and she said the biggest mistake people make is not cooking the ham long enough. So, when you’re prepping your holiday ham this year, give my mum’s method a try. You won’t be disappointed.

Start by studding the ham with cloves and/or pineapple slices (optional) and place in a roaster with about an inch of ginger ale. Cover the ham and bake at 350 degrees for half an hour per pound. Let it cool for 15 minutes before slicing. The result will be an exceptionally tender ham that falls right off the bone.

One Response to “Cooking the Perfect Ham”

  1. those that are on a low sodium diet can cheat occasionally and still enjoy a tasty slice of ham. I purchase a lower sodium ham and soak it in cold water for about an hour. Dump the water off and repeat. You’d be surprised how mush salt can be eliminated without destroying the flavor. The major difference is, you won’t be extremely thirsty for the rest of the day.

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“Oh, The Places You’ll Go” End of School-Year Tradition

It’s not too much longer till the school year comes to a close, so I wanted to share this amazing idea I found on…you guessed it…Pinterest. You all know the book Oh, The Places You’ll Go from Dr. Seuss. It’s a great graduation gift. But, Lisa from Lisa’s Workshop suggests grabbing a copy when your kid is young. At the end of each school year, give it to your child’s teacher to sign or write a note. When you’re child graduates (hard to think of!), you’ll have a lovely gift to give him/her. Lisa has even included some lovely tags in her blog post, so make sure to go check it out.

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