Best spiral sliced ham from Grocery store?
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Comments (10)Just a follow up to say thanks for the input and to share with you what I finally ended up doing. I pre-heated the oven to 250, I put the ham (cut side down) in a cooking bag and added 2 tablespoons of orange juice. I also made a small amount of glaze consisting of brown sugar that was mixed with yellow mustard and a little orange juice. I drizzled this over the ham and closed the bag. This was an 8 1/2# ham and I baked it for 1 hour and 20 minutes. I then let it rest for 15 and served. It turned out great and I had very little mess....See MoreFantastic melon recipe from my grocery store...
Comments (10)Thanks, Kframe, this sounds terrific! Sharon, any chance this is the recipe you were looking at - its simple but quite good! Posted by littleonefb (My Page) on Wed, Jan 31, 07 at 23:33 I forgot to add this recipe my daughter wanted for her party. The girls wanted something "healthy and refreshing" to also go with all the "unhealthy type food." CUCUMBER AND WATERMELON SALAD FROM EVERY DAY FOOD INGREDIENTS 3 cups peeled and cubed european cucumber 3 cups cubed watermelon 3 tablespoons lime juice optional pepper and salt to taste combine the cucumber, watermelon and lime juice. If not serving right away add salt and pepper if desired just before serving. My changes. I leave out the salt and just add pepper. This tastes wonderful served over sherbet or vanilla ice cream as well. My daughter likes to make one as is without any salt and another bowl without salt but she adds a sprinkle of white wine to the salad just before serving....See MoreHelp with Spiral Ham!
Comments (8)First read the directions that come with the ham. These hams can be wet cured or dry cured and the directions that come with the ham are specific to it. Most often you put the cut side down and wrap tightly with foil. Some of the hams come in foil packaging that you can re-heat them in. The hams are delicious served as they are and cold. However if you are having a sit down dinner and have prepared other hot side dishes - just follow the directions that come with the ham....See MoreDo You Know the Psycology of a Grocery store?
Comments (20)And another thing: elevation placement. The stuff they wish to move is placed at eye level (for the lady shopper). Its a little low for the average male. Knick-nacks and items that appeal to kids are on the lower shelves where they can grab and whine. This can backfire, so the more expsnive choclates are on higher shelves out of reach of toddlers. At my local store, they use automatied sprinklers to keep the veggies moist. A few seconds before the sprinklers turn on, a recording of thunder is played with the sound of falling rain to warn shoppers to stand back - the spray is about to begin. Over on the other side of the store are dairy cases. Motion sensors detect when you are nearby and a recording of mooing diary cows begin - that can be anoying. The store is laid out so that people arriving through the main entrance passes by the office. Usually, the owner or a trusted staff member is seated to see you pass by the open office door. They'll say "hello" to each customer as he/she enters the main shopping floor. Music is played over the intercom. Golden Oldies are often selected. In the late afternoon and evening hours whem shoppers are tired, the music selection changes to more lively tunes such as "76 trombones" and marches. This helps to put a bit of spring in tired clinetel's steps and keeps the masses moving....See Morelindac
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