Taurus, We have always boiled our cured hams.It gets alot of the salt out.
You could boil it for 1 hour, change the water, boil it another hour.
Then drain well. We then bake it for about 30 minutes , or until slightly crispy
on the outside.I hope this helps.
Sharon :)
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