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Comments (21)I like the combination of ham and asparagus both in crepes and in an omelet with Swiss or brie cheese. When I get down toward the bone, I usually cut it into cubes and grind it in my mini chopper. Some ways to use ground ham: 1) Add ground ham and cheddar cheese to turn twice-baked potatoes from a side dish to a microwaveable main course. 2) Add to hollandaise sauce and pour over a whole steamed cauliflower. 3) Stuff halved zucchini or eggplant with ground ham, rice, chopped tomatoes, seasonings, sauteed chopped onions and the zucchini centers. Top with cheese and microwave or bake. 4) Ground ham can be mixed in when making scrambled or devilled eggs. 5) Substitute ground ham for sausage when making stuffed mushrooms 6) Sprinkle on cooked green beans 7) Mix with some cream cheese and finely chopped sweet red peppers and scallions. Stuff mixture into hollowed out cucumbers, chill and slice 8) Stuff large pasta shells with ground ham, spinach and ricotta cheese 9) Ground ham mixed with cream cheese, a bit of drained crushed pineapple and curry powder makes an interesting filling for tea sandwiches. 10) Saute ham, finely chopped onion and garlic in olive oil. Add drained and chopped cooked spinach. Mound on top of slightly scooped out halved tomatoes. Cover top of mixture with Parmesan cheese and bake. Baked eggs - Preheat oven to 375 degrees. Put about a tablespoon of cooked sausage or ground up leftover ham in a custard cup. Break an egg over it and sprinkle with salt and pepper. Add 1 teaspoon of milk or cream. Bake for 10-15 minutes. Serve with toast fingers. Can sprinkle grated cheese on top or add a bit of herbs....See MoreHoney Baked Ham
Comments (25)Ignoring the outburst.....and back to hams... To me....as I know it....a "country ham" is one that has been dry aged and has to be soaked, scrubbed and boiled in 2 changes of water before being baked. Then there is a fully cooked ham which is ready to eat and only needs to be warmed to eat if you like it hot...if not then just cut 'er up and eat. Than there is something else.....it's not cooked and the package says it needs to be cooked at thus and so for thus and so number or hours, or until a thermometer in the thickest part registers 160 degrees. The last ham I bought like that (a Smithfield for a funeral lunch) was wonderful....even if a pain to prepare......and I know that they are "raw" because the one that someone else cooked was like raw meat inside....I had to bake it more. I have no idea how those raw, but not country hams are cured. And I LIKE brown sugar glazed ham and cranberry sauce on my turkey and applesauce with my pork and fruit stuffed pork loin and sweet and sour shrimp. I love asparagus with hollandaise and trice baked potatoes with sour cream and cheese. I like butter on my whole grain bread.....sometimes even JAM!!!!! Forget the honey glazed ham and add your own honey if you want it sweet. Linda C...See MoreBaked Ham and what else?
Comments (30)Our holiday ham is NewYears day so very easy as a brunch menu...black-eyed peas, biscuits, horseradish cream sauce, collards. DH makes omelets to order. I usually make potato/onion/apple fritters similar to a latke. Very casual. If for a more formal event as a sit down meal i would make roasted root veggies. From the past couple weeks and Thanksgiving. I even left the skin on the winter squash. My family loves to try new things or just chose what they want. Pleases everyone. Makes a pretty centerpiece platter. This one i found i've bookmarked for DH's family. In muffin tins i can make some savory ones for us and then add some brown sugar and a marshmallow half for the kids that want that sort of thing. 375 for half hour covered with foil, uncover and add more cheese (or sweet topping) then toast the tops....See Morehoney baked hams
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