I saw the recipe 10 years ago in a cooking magazine and made it my own. I cook the FRESH ham uncovered in the oven for 18 to 20 minutes per pound, or until the internal temperature reaches 160 degrees F on a meat thermometer - and during the last hour I glaze it three times with a mixture of:
1 jar Dijon mustard
1 jar of orange marmalade
1 cup of dark brown sugar
Stir those three ingredients together well and in the last hour cover the ham with the glaze at least twice to develop a crunchy, chewy, sweet coating. Let the ham sit for about 30 minutes after you take it from the oven and then carve away. Yum!
About 1 hour. I have had an 8lb buddaball ham in the past and cooked it for only 2 hours at 325-350 degrees.
get it. put it in the oven or pot. WALAAA! bob's ur uncle!
nine pound half ham with bone in
till its done
to cook a 10 pound sliced lee ham it will take roughly 3 and 1/2 hours with the temperature set to about 425
18 min per pound
The rule is to cook a fresh ham on 325 degrees for 18 to 29 minutes a pound. A 2 pound ham would take 40 minutes. The internal temperature should reach 160 degrees.
Usual you cook a ham 20 minutes per pound at 325
The general rule of thumb is 25 Minutes per Pound at 350 degrees. So that would be 4 hours and 15 minutes. Always use a Meat Thermometer to ensure the ham has reached 160 degrees.
Yes, you can, but it both depends on what type of ham, and it would have to cook for a long time. Not to be used for quick baking, as it would have to cook well over night, and perhaps into the next day.
A good rule is to cook until the internal temperature is 165 degrees or more.
That depends on how you are cooking it (roast or boil) and how much it weighs. In general Cook for 30 mins per 450g/1lb.
20 min per lb.
If the ham is already 'cooked' then you do not need to cook it again, you can slice it and eat cold with salad or in a sandwich, or you can warm it through and eat with fried eggs, or my favourite is with boiled new potatoes and parsley sauce.