[Keiichi]

Haven't done one before, but it looks like there's quite a few types of hams out there... ie pre-cooked/smoked ones that u just need to heat through, ones that you have to brine urself, etc etc.

I was looking for one that is pre-brined. Anyone has a recommendation to I can buy Christmas Ham to roast?

[tiger_handheld]

Fred Meyer in Bellingham. Saw GIANT bone in hams yesterday.

[Keiichi]

Fred Meyer in Bellingham. Saw GIANT bone in hams yesterday.

Thanks, but probably won't be able to make it out to the states =/

Preferably somewhere local (Richmond,vancouver/burnaby)

[ImportXxX]

i was just at costco and they were selling it. Around 25 to 30 bucks for a huge portion.

[bcrdukes]

Since your "location" suggests Richmond, try:

Seafair Gourmet Meats
Unit 12 – 8671 No. 1 Road
Richmond, BC
V7C 1V1
604-274-4740
Seafair Gourmet Meats (http://www.seafairgourmetmeats.com/)

I would recommend you call them ahead of time to avoid disappointment.

[punkwax]

Not pre-brined but the spiral hams from costco are good and so easy to serve..

[Brad Fuel]

If this is your first time cooking it take this advice. Most store hams are extremely salty, its just part of the process of making ham. You will need to boil it in just water to help remove some of that salt. Then continue on with your glazin and baking or whatever your recipe instructs.