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ISO: How to bake dry-cured country ham
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Crissy 3-27-1998
 MSG ID: 0016643
I have several recipes for baking a country ham.(The dry-cured kind) One recipe sounds a little odd so I wonder if I should even try it. The recipe recommends soaking the ham first, then wrapping the ham in a double thickness of foil, placing it in a pan and baking it at 500 degrees for 30 minutes, turn the
oven off and letting the ham stay in the oven for 3 hours, Then you turn the
oven back on at 500 degrees, and bake the ham for an additional 30 minutes.

Now here's my question; Will this recipe work, and is a country ham a 'cook before eating' type of ham. I want to know if this recipe is safe to try.

Thanks for any help!



Replies:
ISO: How to bake dry-cured country ham
  Crissy - 3-27-1998
 
MSG ID: 0016643
  1 Recipe(tried): Baked Country Ham
    Janie - 3-27-1998
   
MSG ID: 0016657
  2 Recipe(tried): Ham Biscuit/Ham Salad
    Janie - 3-31-1998
   
MSG ID: 0016952
  3 Recipe(tried): Country Ham
    Sharon,N.C. - 7-20-1998
   
MSG ID: 0025481
  4 Recipe(tried): country ham
    Mike C - PA. - 4-21-2000
   
MSG ID: 0049182
  5 Great Mike! Happy Holidays (nt)
    Betsy at TKL - 4-21-2000
   
MSG ID: 0049184
  6 ISO: Ham Biscuit
    Don, Roanoke Texas - 11-22-2001
   
MSG ID: 0058958
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