OK, girls (and guys)! It doesn't get much easier than this! This is the way that my Mother always baked hams when I was growing up and I have continued the tradition in my family. You only need 1 ingredient, the ham - so you can't really go wrong with this one!
1 shank or butt portion ham
1 brown paper sack
Remove all plastic wrapping material from ham and rinse off the ham. Pat dry with paper towels and place inside brown paper grocery sack.
Remove all plastic wrapping material from ham and rinse off the ham. Pat dry with paper towels and place inside brown paper grocery sack.
Bake at 325 degrees according to recommendations below.
Ham (cook before eating)
Shank or Butt portion 35-40 mins per pound
Meat thermometer reading 160 degrees
Ham (Fully Cooked)
Shank or Butt portion 18-24 mins per pound
Meat thermometer reading 140 degrees
Remove from oven.
7 comments:
Yum yum! I bet your kitchen smells delicious. I'm making your sausage soup tonight and I can't wait to taste it. Hope that you had a great weekend. See you tomorrow!
i have never heard of that! I look forward to trying that! and yes, the smell is delightful!
btw...i made your banana bread twice this week. my kids just love it! "can we have Mimi's bread, mommy?" how can I say no!!!
yum-o!
YEAH for a new recipe!!
I have never heard of this method.. I will have to try it. Sounds interesting and the ham looks so moist.
Nothing better than a baked ham! Never seen it done that way but will definitely try it...sounds wonderful!
I have had a ham cooked this way, by a friends family and I can say it was one of the best hams I have ever had. when we ate it the ham was not dry and had a great taste. I have been looking for the instructions to bake a ham this way for a long time
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