This has become a tried and true recipe in our house. I used this recipe for the first time three years ago when I made my first Easter dinner and my first ham. My husband and I loved the recipe so much that I've never used any other ham glaze. He says it's a tradition now and that Easter isn't complete without my ham. The man loves me and my cooking :)
I realized when preparing this years Easter ham that I haven't shared this awesome recipe with all of you yet! So if you're looking for an awesome ham recipe, this is IT!
To make the glaze you'll need: - a bowl to mix it in - a liquid measuring cup - a basting brush - 1/3 measuring cup - 1 Tablespoon - 1 teaspoon |
The glaze ingredients: (1 Bone-in Ham) - Dijon Mustard - Balsamic Vinegar - Brown Sugar - Black Pepper - Rosemary - White Wine or Champagne (We don't include the alcohol, as there are some family members that don't like alcohol.) |
Combine all ingredients, except the alcohol.
If you're going to include alcohol in the recipe it goes in later.
1/3 cup brown sugar |
Add 3 Tablespoons Balsamic Vinegar |
Add 3 Tablespoons Dijon Mustard |
Add 1 teaspoon Black Pepper |
My mortar and pestle comes in handy to crush rosemary! |
Add 1 Tablespoon crushed rosemary |
Next, mix the ingredients together. |
Seriously the BEST glaze EVER! |
Cook the ham according to package directions. Basting it periodically while it cooks. This year we used a spiral cut but other hams will need to be scored before basting and cooking. |
Enjoy this wonderful ham for next Easter or an occasion!
We sure do!
Happy Crafting!
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