Apricot and Ginger Glazed Ham

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apricot ginger glazed ham

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Just the name of this recipe, apricot and ginger glazed ham, makes my mouth water! And, once you slice this ham and take that first bite, well, you’ll be sold!

Apricot And Ginger Glazed Ham

Just the name of this recipe, apricot and ginger glazed ham, makes my mouth water! And, once you slice this ham and take that first bite, well, you’ll be sold! Actually, you probably will chow down on a few pieces as you’re slicing the ham for serving. I mean the aromas and flavors! It’s just so hard to resist.

Baked Ham

Ham is a traditional Easter meat, but why wait until Easter to make this recipe. It’s perfect for Sunday dinner or a weeknight dinner. The leftovers are just divine for sandwiches, fritatas, omelettes, beans and more!

Apricot Glazed Ham Recipe

I found my applewood smoked ham at Costco. Called the ‘Kirkland Signature Master Carved Ham’, it’s reasonably priced and always just delicious as is. Yes, it is fully cooked, so you can simply slice and eat. But, adding this glaze to the ham and baking it for a short while takes the ham slices over the top. Actually, it’s just half of a ham, but it’s plenty for a family of six!

Ginger Glazed Ham

This is very juicy and tasty ham, enjoy. It is perfect for special occasions such as Easter, Christmas or New Years. Need a great dessert for Easter or a special family dinner, then here’s your winner! An apricot ginger mustard glazed ham. YUM! 

Peach Glazed Ham

Juicy aromatic ham in a peach glaze! It’s just delicious. Ham baked in peach-ginger glaze will pleasantly surprise you with its unusual sweet-tart taste, which goes well with smoked meat and gives it an Asian flavor. Serve the glazed ham with side dishes on the party table, and the leftovers can be used to make delicious sandwiches the next day.

And, here are a few more recipes that might just appeal to you to serve at a new year eve!

Apricot mustard spicy sauce
Buttermilk pork chops & sweet apricot glaze
Apricot mustard pork bbq
Grilled pineapple ham biscuits

Oh, yeah, good stuff! xoxo ~ally

apricot ginger glazed ham

apricot ginger glazed ham

Apricot Ginger Ham

Just the name of this recipe, apricot and ginger glazed ham, makes my mouth water! And, once you slice this ham and take that first bite, well, you'll be sold!

Ingredients

  • Preheat oven to 400
  • 3 lb. boneless ham
  • ½ cup chicken stock, or broth
  • 2 Tbl. ginger, freshly grated
  • ¼ cup soy sauce, low sodium
  • ½ cup apricot jam, can sub orange marmalade
  • 1 tsp. pepper, coarse ground
  • 1 cup peach slices, packed, previously frozen

Instructions

  1. Put the ham in a large casserole dish (with a lid). Pour the chicken stock in the dish.
  2. Using a sharp knife, score the ham on top (about ¼” into meat) in a criss cross pattern (three to four slices each way).
  3. In a small bowl, whisk together the ginger, soy sauce, jam and pepper. Slather on the top of the scored ham.
  4. Place the peach slices on the ham. Cover the ham.
  5. Bake in a preheated 400 oven for about one hour. Remove and let the ham rest about 10 minutes. Slice and serve!

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4 Comments

  1. We are making this ham recipe today along with my gluten free Greek Vasilopita cake (coin inside for good luck to the lucky person), fresh green beans and a big salad!
    Can’t wait! Happy New Year!
    Love your energy Ally. ❤

    1. Fondness Lisa! Sounds like the perfect kick off to 2022! Love the coin in cake! We do it with cooked cabbage. Happy 2022 and thank you for all your support ❤❤❤

  2. I couldn’t get the link to work for apricot ham from Bobby’s video but today I got in through the pork and beans taco soup link!! I love your cooking ideas!

    Laura

    1. Oh, gosh, Laura, I’m sorry for that inconvenience. We’ve been posting so much that I know we get links mixed up! Thanks for being persistent. Hope you’ll spend more time at the website. I’m continually updating and revising content. Hugs and Happy New Year! xo ~ally

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