Honey Glazed Baked Ham Christmas Recipe
December 16th 2009 04:32
A leg of ham is traditional Christmas fare, often served as cold cuts. However, when it is baked and served hot, it is amazing how succulent a ham becomes. In the following easy recipe and step by step pictures I demonstrate how to prepare an impressive centerpiece for a Christmas banquet.
Ingredients
5kg Leg of ham
100ml Honey
50g Mustard
50g Red currant jelly or jam
100ml Orange juice
20g Cloves
Salt & Pepper
Method
Combine the mustard, honey, orange juice and red currant with a little salt and pepper in a bowl, and allow it to come to room temperature.
Using a long bladed knife, score diagonal lines about 3cm apart in the rind of the ham.
Score diagonal lines in the opposite direction to create a diamond pattern.
Press a clove into the centre of each diamond shaped piece of rind. This infuses a delightful exotic aroma into the ham.
Brush the entire ham with the melted honey-mustard glaze several times.
I could not find an oven bag big enough to contain the ham so I wrapped it using two large oven bags.
Bake the ham at 160°c for approximately two hours, then remove the oven bags to allow the rind to brown for a further twenty minutes.
Carve some of the meat onto a platter and accompany the ham with baked vegetables and gravy.
Ingredients
5kg Leg of ham
100ml Honey
50g Mustard
50g Red currant jelly or jam
100ml Orange juice
20g Cloves
Salt & Pepper
Method
Combine the mustard, honey, orange juice and red currant with a little salt and pepper in a bowl, and allow it to come to room temperature.
Using a long bladed knife, score diagonal lines about 3cm apart in the rind of the ham.
Score diagonal lines in the opposite direction to create a diamond pattern.
Press a clove into the centre of each diamond shaped piece of rind. This infuses a delightful exotic aroma into the ham.
Brush the entire ham with the melted honey-mustard glaze several times.
I could not find an oven bag big enough to contain the ham so I wrapped it using two large oven bags.
Bake the ham at 160°c for approximately two hours, then remove the oven bags to allow the rind to brown for a further twenty minutes.
Carve some of the meat onto a platter and accompany the ham with baked vegetables and gravy.
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