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The Beautiful Mrs. Tas saw this on allrecipes.com and wanted to give it a try: http://allrecipes.com/recipe/e.../detail.aspx?evt19=1 It was very easy, and turned out even better than we expected! Here's the recipe, from the link above:
We made ours using a bone-in ham (I believe it is referred to as a "city ham"). I scored it, then Mrs. Tas made the brown sugar and mustard glaze and followed the recipe from there. Here's the ham right before going into the oven: And here it is coming out: It was delicious! | ||
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One thing about pork, espaecially ham is that it's complemented well by fruit. Lot's of good hams out there but they're usually quite salty. Here's how to lower the salt . Find a pot big enough to completely cover the ham with water. Bring to a simmer [just below boiling] .Simmer for 20 minutes .discard water. Fill pot to cover ham with onion, celery, carrot parsley, white wine [or hard cider] and simmer for 2-2.5 hours. Make glaze of jar of peach preserves and grated skin of a lemon [or other fruit of your choice.] Remove ham and put in hot 450-500 F ,basting occasionally with fruit mix for about 15 minutes. Good stuff ! | |||
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My wife's Slovak grandmother would boil eggs in the "ham water." Very good eggs! | |||
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