Braised Ham with Glaze or cooked in its natural juices is a simple, flavorful recipe for any occasion. Braised Ham is a versatile and delicious dish that can be enjoyed year round, though it’s particularly popular during the holidays. While traditional methods involve cooking a whole Ham roast and glazing it at the final stages, or coating it in glaze and baking it wrapped in foil, this Braised Ham recipe offers a simpler approach using precooked, thinly sliced Ham.
Preheat the oven to 325 F. Combine the Sauce ingredients in the roasting pan and mix well.
Thinly slice the Ham up into serving size and place into the Roasting Pan with the Sauce. Toss to mix well.
Place into the oven for 1 hour. Mix it around once in a while to combine with the Juices.
Notes
For a thin sauce, add no Flour or use 1 Tbl.
For slightly thicker, add 2 Tbl of Flour.
Optionally, you can braise the Ham slices in their natural juices, no sauce/glaze or seasoning. Cook for the same amount of time. But then cook uncovered until the desired level of pinkness is achieved in the meat. This creates salty pieces of ham flavored by the natural juices and pairs well with Mashed Sweet Potatoes for a Salty Sweet pairing. Check out our Holiday Ham Feast how to article to see how to break down a Ham. Use the meat not only for Braised Ham, but all the other recipes using Ham that can be made for a Ham themed Holiday Dinner.
Course: Main Course
Cuisine: American, Canadian
Keywords: Braised Ham, Glazed Ham, Ham, Holiday Ham