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The glaze only needs to be warm, so, to avoid burning it, put it on during the last five or ten minutes of baking the ham.
You can bake the ham and yams in the oven at the same time. If you are baking the ham for several hours, put the yams in about an hour before the ham is finished. Or put the yams in at the same time as the ham, and test them by piercing with a fork after about 45 minutes.
When cooking a ham, you do not face it down. It is recommended to let your ham sit for at least one hour before serving.
Sam-I-Am asks if you like green eggs and ham a total of 16 times in the book "Green Eggs and Ham" by Dr. Seuss.
You don't cook it as such, you heat it though. First, prepare your ham, remove the rind from the leg up to the knuckle bone and score the fat in a diamond pattern, studding it with cloves for a hint of spice. You may want to glaze your ham: if so, there are plenty of recipes around for beautiful glazes suitable for triple smoked ham. The ham may be quite salty, so choose a glaze based on fruit juice & honey or golden syrup for a contrast in taste. Now, preheat the oven for about 15 minutes at 180 degrees. Place the ham on a rack (if preferred) in a large baking pan lined with baking paper. Allow 20 minutes per 1 kilo of ham in the oven at 180 degrees, basting several times until the ham is nicely browned and shiny.
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Put in pan or suitable baking dish, cover and bake at 350 degrees for an hour a pound. (if it is a 3 pound ham bake for 3 hours), or until the internal temperature is 165 degrees.
Fresh pineapple contains an enzyme, Bromelain, that breaks down collagen, the stuff that holds meat together. In small amounts and in short exposure times this can make a tough piece of meat tender, but in larger amounts and in longer exposure times, this enzyme will turn meat into mush. I started researching this after a couple of disappointing ham experiences. The good news is that the enzyme is destroyed from by heat in the canning process, so canned pineapple can still be used. Apparently the baking process does not heat the pineapple fast enough to prevent fresh pineapple from damaging a ham.