OT: Creative ways of using leftover Christmas ham
rickdugan
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Items on the menu include:
- Ham and rottelini cheese casserole using a parmesan and mozzarella cheese sauce (which was delicious)
- Grilled ham and cheese sandwiches
- Ham hash (delicious but a shit ton of work)
- Ham and pasta alfredo
We had the casserole last night for dinner and the grilled ham and cheeses for lunch. Both delicious.
The ham hash will be good too but it's a lot of work, starting with cooking potatoes with the ham bone tonight, leaving them in the fridge overnight and then dicing everything up in the morning (onion, carrot, potatoes, leftover ham). It's easily 90 minutes of prep and cleaning time all in, but it has become a holiday tradition so I'm kinda' stuck now.
But even with all of that it looks like I'm still going to have some more ham to use up. I've learned how to cook several of the basic French and Italian starter sauces, so I have many options, including a variety of cream and cheese sauces, but I've already done a cheese sauce with the casserole and I'm not yet sold on using it with my homemade alfredo sauce.
Any other suggestions would be welcome.
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- Christmas Ham
- Left-over Christmas Ham
- Ham sandwiches.
- Seven Bean soup with ham in the middle.
We do the same thing with Thanksgiving.
- Turkey
- Left-over turkey
- turkey sandwiches
- Turkey noodle soup.
Ham and Leek Pie
Ham and Cheese hot pockets
Ham breakfast sandwiches
Ham and pineapple rice
1) Ham, Salmon, and grilled cheese atop an English Muffin: ("Hammon Sandwich)
2) On sub style bread (6" plus) throw in 1 -3 other deli meats in the mix.(Might as well extend the life of roast beef, turkey, etc slices.)
3) Ditto for flour tortilla sandwiches.
4) Make it a cheese pizza topping add on.
😏 Ummmm....alrighty then...
The only thing she made that was even edible was "ham and noodles." When she was making "ham and noodles" everybody was looking forward to dinner. It was so simple that even SHE couldn't screw it up: diced ham, egg noodles, and ketchup.
It was hilarious to see all the compliments, as if she had actually prepared some kind of genuine meal. I think "ham and noodles" was such a relief from the other fucking garbage she served, they were overjoyed to have something that wasn't a struggle to eat.
Anyway @rickdugan, if your kids are fussy eaters, they should love it.
Pasta with garlic ham pepper olive oil
Slice top from the sheet of rolls and place the sheet bottom in a baking pan, layer the ham and cheese 🧀 and put the top of the sheet on top. bake it at 350 degrees until the cheese melts.
Enjoy
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When my oldest son was an infant, I would read a book to him before he would go to bed every night. This was his favorite. He could read it himself by the time he was 3.
😏 Ummmm....alrighty then..."
If you don't believe me Rick, yall just come on down to Texas and we will get your New York ass straightened out.
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Soon though.