From traditional side dishes to a spectacular dessert, a lot of planning goes into a tasty Easter dinner. If the star of your meal will be a big, beautiful ham, have you considered glazing it for even ...

Each Easter, baked hams make appearances on brunch and dinner tables everywhere! If you love ham as much as we do, you probably know that the most important part of making ham taste fantastic is the ...

Just as fellow food-blogger Jeannette Beck writes about finally being done with ham leftovers, I'm blogging about how Rob made a delicious glazed ham last night. Source: canadianliving.com via B on ...

1. Remove ham from packaging and place on a serving dish or platter. 2. Let ham rest for 30 minutes, then brush with warm glaze (below). 3. If you prefer to warm it up, wrap ham in aluminum foil and ...

You don’t necessarily need to dress up your Christmas ham with a glaze. But if you want to make turn a good ham into a spectacular ham, use a glaze. The combination of savory and sweet ingredients ...

A glaze made from brown sugar, honey or ginger ale will sweeten your Easter ham. Photo by Steven Lilley, www.flickr.com/photos/sk8geek A glaze is the best way to ...

1. Preheat the oven to 350° F. Place ham cut-side down on a roasting pan that is heavily lined with foil to prevent burning (also make sure that it will fit on the lower oven shelf). 2. Score the fat ...

Baked ham is the centerpiece of many Easter tables, especially spiral-sliced half hams. They're glazed with a sweet, crunchy coating that seeps into the slices when the ham is reheated. But ...

Cook ham according to the package instructions. Meanwhile, combine the mustard, sugar, garlic, and water and cook over medium heat until the sugar is fully dissolved and it boils lightly. Remove from ...