Dinner Tonight: Baked Ham
Having a ham on hand is always smart because it provides so many options. Typically less expensive per pound than beef and
lamb, ham is sold in large pre-packaged portions, so you can't ask the butcher to cut it down. That's OK, because it freezes
beautifully―just cube or chop it first. Then add it to quesadillas, stir it into mac and cheese, and use it to add substance
to soups, salads, fried rice, and more.
View Recipe: Simple Baked Ham
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