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Jenny Mac's Lip Smack: Musings of a Rookie Food Blogger
Ham kebabs. Thread large ham chunks onto skewers, alternating with fresh pineapple chunks and squares of sweet red or green bell pepper. Brush kebabs with butter and grill until browned. Serve with rice and fresh asparagus. ...
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The Knitting Llama: Ham and White Bean Leftover Soup
We had a bunch of leftover ham from one Christmas dinner, chunks of onion and red bell pepper from some fajita beef skewers from New Year's (they had been touched with raw beef so they had to be cooked), the normal mug o'bacon fat from ...
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Don't Know What To Do With Ham Bone?
Last night I was going to make Barb's Ham and Potato Bake with the left over ham from New Years, but realized I forgot to buy the asparagus for it. After cutting into the bite sized chunks the required amount for the recipe and freezing ...
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chipped ham
Chopped ham is a mixture of ham chunks and trimmings and seasonings, ground together and then packaged into loaves. By chipping the meat extremely thin, the meat is more tender and has more flavor than if it is sliced thickly. ...
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Heavenly Ham and Beans
In an ovenproof dish, combine the beans, any ham chunks, some salt and pepper, and enough liquid from your ham stock to cover. Cook in a very low oven (not more than 300) for the better part of a day, adding more ham broth as necessary ...
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Thanksgiving Ham, Take Two
Now add your leftover ham chunks - At this point I broke out my wonderful Cuisinart immersion blender and lightly blended the mixture - making sure to leave some chunks. Serve to your loving appreciative family… oh, and if you can get ...
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Fast Forward
Jennifer, I do apologise for not coming back to you yesterday re your request on what to do with left-over ham chunks, think I was still starry-eyed (or more blurry-eyed) after my dreams. Ham chunks go well with chicken and turkey, ...
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Pineapple Ham
I used crushed pineapple for the hint of pineapple without the big chunks of flavor from the usual sliced pineapple, ala Hawaiian style, although you can certainly use whatever pineapple you prefer or have available. ...
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