Holiday Ham (Where & What) Looking to make a Honey-Glazed Ham for Christmas this year. This will be my first time. Does anyone have any recommendations on where to buy them? And What type? Bone-in? Boneless? Smoked? Honey? Spiral Cut? I don't care for organic or hormone-free. Looking to pay $3.50/lb max. I'm thinking Costco right now. They probably have the best quality for the price. Or perhaps a butcher shop? |
Costco spiral. Fucking LOVE it. Cooking it is very straight forward and simple. If you have less than 10 people, you'll be eating it for days. |
Costco Kirkland brand, delicious |
always get bone in since it will help keep the ham nice and melt in your mouth juicy |
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Bone in from Costco fucking delicious fuck turkey I'll take ham any day Also I think when cooking ham less is more, my grandma usually just does a simple brine for a couple days the cooks slow with a nice glaze Posted via RS Mobile |
Costco. |
Spiral cut, Coscto, with the honey glaze......MMMMMMMMMMMM |
Anyone able to locate the Spiral Cut ham from Costco? I found one that was pre-sliced and hickory smoked. It didn't say it was bone-in but I assume it isn't. It was wrapped in red and gold tinfoil and the brand was Costco's Kirkland. Was that the one or is there another one? Posted via RS Mobile |
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ugh..got the glazed spiral cut, 20 dollars. pretty big piece. Leftovers and man, struggling now. That's alotta ham. |
Make split pea soup with the rest. |
Only problem with the spiral cut is that the cuts are so big you need to cut them in half for sandwiches etc Posted via RS Mobile |
Ham was amazing. Will buy again next year. Damn! It was nearly zero prep work, with maximum taste. The ham I had actually had bone in it. Awesome. |
Is this Costco spiral ham seasonal or is it available year round? (I don't go there very often.) |
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Pretty sure they are available all the time? I buy them every now and then when I host parties and don't think I've ever left empty handed. <$30 for a big ass ham, 2-3 trays of costco croissants, sliced veggies etc make for some damn good sandwiches and easy/inexpensive way to feed a large group of people. |
Not a fan of split pea. No idea if they are available year yound, first time getting it. And agreed, rocking ham. I would get again next year. |
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Costco ham is precooked. Just throw it in the oven. Bit salty for my taste, but not bad especially if you glaze it to overpower the salt. |
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to clarify my earlier post: boil it for about 30mins - 1 hr. This is just to remove the salt Then bake/roast and glaze as you normally would |
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