If you have ham-cooking questions, we have answers. With our ham-cooking 101 guide, you'll be able to heat up any ham with ...

If you have a pre-cooked ham, you’ll still need to bring it to 130°F in the oven before adding the sugar glaze. It depends!

This allows the glaze to caramelize on top of the ham without burning while gently soaking into the meat. It still needs to cook longer to reach the recommended 140 degrees for precooked supermarket ...

This holiday-worthy ham from Carla Hall glistens with a bourbon and brown sugar glaze as it fills the kitchen with a comforting aroma. Carla Hall first won over audiences when she competed on ...

Try variations on studding the ham, such as using a combination of cloves and star anise barbs, and rub or brush the glaze liberally all over it. I find that cooking the ham in a liquid bath (a ...

Make it glisten: The final 15-to-20 minutes of cooking are a big part of what makes this ham ooooh so good. It’s time to glaze and brown it at 400 degrees. Be very careful not to let your ham ...

Premier Beehive shares this great recipe for ham glaze and tips for ham preparation with Food Hub. Combine all the glaze ingredients in a medium saucepan over a low heat. Stir until the sugar ...

Sprinkle with the demerara sugar. Brush with a little extra glaze. Sit the ham in a foil-lined small roasting tin and cover the lean meat with foil, leaving the top exposed. Return to the oven for ...