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pipoman Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Wed Dec-24-08 10:06 AM
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25. Ham gravy too?
Seems to be a staple in PA Dutch cuisine.
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  -How to bake a ham? Tangerine LaBamba  Dec-22-08 08:20 PM   #0 
  - Most Hams are fully cooked  The empressof all   Dec-22-08 08:26 PM   #1 
  - This one says "uncooked."  Tangerine LaBamba   Dec-22-08 08:30 PM   #2 
  - Not necessarily  Tab   Dec-23-08 01:17 AM   #13 
  - Here  mtnester   Dec-22-08 08:41 PM   #3 
  - That's IT!  Tangerine LaBamba   Dec-22-08 10:16 PM   #7 
     - It is one of those things I have been reluctant to tackle  mtnester   Dec-23-08 03:53 AM   #14 
        - Good luck  Tangerine LaBamba   Dec-23-08 11:14 PM   #21 
           - The visual on that is stunning!  mtnester   Dec-24-08 09:44 AM   #24 
  - Two words - mustard paste!  WakeMeUp   Dec-22-08 08:55 PM   #4 
  - Oh My Goodness  The empressof all   Dec-22-08 09:18 PM   #5 
  - It is wonderful  WakeMeUp   Dec-22-08 09:49 PM   #6 
     - That's it?  Tangerine LaBamba   Dec-22-08 10:19 PM   #8 
        - You're welcome!  WakeMeUp   Dec-22-08 10:27 PM   #9 
           - Next summer,  Tangerine LaBamba   Dec-22-08 10:31 PM   #10 
           - Unfortunately that was not passed down in his family  WakeMeUp   Dec-22-08 10:45 PM   #11 
           - I used to have a Chow Chow  Tab   Dec-24-08 04:58 PM   #30 
           - Ham gravy too?  pipoman   Dec-24-08 10:06 AM   #25 
  - That's how I do it but  hippywife   Dec-23-08 05:27 AM   #15 
  - We poke it with cloves  sandnsea   Dec-23-08 12:11 AM   #12 
  - When you say "put tin foil over it,"  Tangerine LaBamba   Dec-23-08 10:36 AM   #16 
     - You can wrap the whole thing  sandnsea   Dec-23-08 11:51 AM   #17 
        - Thank you so much  Tangerine LaBamba   Dec-23-08 02:17 PM   #19 
  - Best thing is to go to the supermarket and get a cheap thermometer  Warpy   Dec-23-08 12:40 PM   #18 
  - You know,  Tangerine LaBamba   Dec-23-08 11:16 PM   #22 
     - The only other hint I have is to lay in a huge supply  Warpy   Dec-24-08 12:42 PM   #28 
        - Oh, we've eaten ham before, believe it or not  Tangerine LaBamba   Dec-24-08 01:14 PM   #29 
  - We get uncooked ham from a local farmer  eridani   Dec-23-08 09:45 PM   #20 
  - I got ours from  hippywife   Dec-24-08 05:27 AM   #23 
  - Yep  pipoman   Dec-24-08 10:09 AM   #26 
  - After the original baking.. drizzle with burbon...  Tesha   Dec-24-08 10:20 AM   #27 
 

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