Fixing
Sal t Water and Ham
6 quarts water
2 cups light darker sugar
1 cup fit salt
12 entire cloves
12 allspice berries
4 cove leaves
2 cups ice blocks
1 10-to 12-pound shank-end crisp
ham
For Roasting
5 cloves garlic, slashed
3 tablespoons minced crisp thyme
1 tablespoon fit salt
2 tablespoons extra-virgin olive
oil
½ teaspoon squashed red pepper
6 medium leeks
Red Pepper Glaze
½ cup red pepper jam
¼ cup nectar
1 tablespoon ground crisp ginger
1 tablespoon light darker sugar
Method
Stage 1
To brackish water ham: Heat
water, 2 cups darker sugar, 1 cup salt, cloves, allspice and inlet leaves in a
huge pot over medium-low warmth, mixing frequently, until the sugar and salt
are broken down. Add ice and mix to cool the fluid.
Stage 2
Score fat of ham into a
2-inch-wide crosshatch design without cutting into the meat. Submerge in the
saline solution. Refrigerate for 2 to 3 days.
Stage 3
To broil ham: Preheat broiler to
450 degrees F.
Stage 4
Pound garlic, thyme and salt to a
glue in a mortar and pestle (or in a smaller than usual nourishment processor).
Move to a bowl and mix in oil and squashed red pepper. Expel the ham from the
brackish water and altogether pat dry with paper towels. Rub the glue
everywhere throughout the ham and into the scored cuts.
Stage 5
Trim the root end and top inch of
greens from leeks; cut down the middle the long way. Submerge them in an
enormous bowl of water and tenderly separate the layers to expel any coarseness,
while keeping each sort out. Channel well.
Stage 6
Orchestrate a layer of leeks in
an enormous cooking container. Set the ham on top, with the fat top looking up.
Cook in the stove for 20 minutes.
Stage 7
To get ready coating: Bring jam,
nectar, ginger and darker sugar to a stew in a little pot, blending, to soften
the sugar. Expel from heat.
Stage 8
Following 20 minutes, brush the
ham with 1/4 cup of the coating.
Stage 9
Diminish broiler temperature to
300 degrees . Broil, brushing with 1 tablespoon coat like clockwork, until a
moment read thermometer embedded into the thickest part without contacting bone
registers 150 degrees F, around 3 hours.
Stage 10
Move the ham to a spotless
cutting board, freely tent with foil and let rest for 20 minutes before
cutting. Present with the leeks, whenever wanted.
NOURISHMENT FACTS
Per Serving:
215 calories; 5.3 g absolute fat;
88 mg cholesterol; 536 mg sodium. 9.1 g starches; 31 g protein; Full Nutrition
Trades:
1/2 Other Carbohydrate, 4 1/2
Lean Meat.
Ham with Red Pepper Glaze (Christmas Recipe)
Reviewed by Trend Wise
on
December 12, 2019
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