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Honey Glazed Baked Ham Christmas Recipe

December 19th 2010 04:32
Honey glazed baked ham Christmas recipe
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.
Honey glazed baked ham recipe ingredients

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.
score ham rind long bladed knife

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.
honey gazed baked ham cloves recipe

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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Comment by Lara M

December 19th 2008 02:44
Hmm...looks yummy, and simple to make too. You're right, it's really yum when warm.

Comment by Anonymous

December 22nd 2010 10:04
You gotta take the skin off and score the fat, you missed a step buddy

Comment by GlenB

December 23rd 2010 01:51
Anonymous,
I scored the fat when I scored through the skin.

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