Ham Cooking Chart
Ham Cooking Chart. Set oven temperature to 325°F (163°C). Type. Weight. Timing. Smoked Ham cook before eating. Cook to a minimum internal temperature of 145°F
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Ham fully cooked. 5-6 lbs. 140° F. 20 min. per lb. Pork Belly (roast at 325° F. + 450° F.).
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Boneless Ham. 6 to 8 lbs. 325⁰ F. 12 to 14 minutes. 1 ¼ hours. 160⁰ F. Fully Roast to desired doneness following guide in roasting chart on page 10-11. Let ...
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Nutrient Analysis: Nutrient analyses of moisture and total fat are described above in the. Ground Beef Study section of this report. Cured Ham Study. A study
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Because freezing 0° F (-18° C) keeps food safe indefinitely the following recommended storage times are for quality only. Ham
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Time (min. per pound OR total min.) Roasting/Baking. Roast at 350° F. unless otherwise noted. Roast in a shallow pan un- covered. Ham
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Cooking Salt Cured Hams
Soaking a salt cured country ham before cooking is believed to make the ham less salty. This is debatable as very little water will enter the ham so the
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[PDF] Ham Cooking Chart - FoodSafetygov
Smoked Ham cook before eating Cook to a minimum internal temperature of 145 °F and allow to rest for at least 3 minutes Whole bone-in 10 to 14 lbs
[PDF] Ham Cooking Instructions - Hemplers Foods
- Bone-In ½ Ham ~ Place HAM FACE vertically in pan • Cover with aluminum foil • Bake at 275°F for approximately 15 - 18 minutes per pound until heated through
[PDF] Ham Guide - Ontario Pork
Fully-cooked hams are best if heated through and served with a glaze Pre-heat the oven to 325°F (160 C) and cook uncovered until an internal
[PDF] Ham Guide - Ontario Pork
Fully-cooked hams are best if heated through and served with a glaze Pre-heat the oven to 325°F (160°C) and cook uncovered until an internal temperature of
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Ham cooking temperature chart contains information on the correct internal temperature approximate cooking time Download this printable PDF 100 FREE
[PDF] Cooking Suggestions for Your Ham - Blooming Glen Catering
ham's flavor while cooking it is important to not over-cook We suggest 10 minutes per If roasting a cut half of ham place the cut side face down
[PDF] Classic Glazed Ham - Judd Shaw Injury Law
Classic Glazed Ham Total time: 3 hours 55 mins Prep time: 40 mins Cook time: 3 hours 15 mins Yield: 12 servings Ingredients
[PDF] BAKED HAM
Insert meat thermometer into center of ham DO NOT ADD WATER; DO NOT COVER Using a convection oven bake 2 hours uncovered at 300 F on high fan
[PDF] how to heat fully cooked ham - Grocery Website
THE OVEN TO 400 DEGREES F BRUSH THE HAM WITH THE GLAZE AND BAKE FOR 10-15 MINUTES COVER AND COOK ON LOW FOR 5-8 HOURS UNTIL HAM IS THOROUGHLY HEATED
[PDF] HICKORY SMOKED HALF HAM - Burgers Smokehouse
HALF HAM PRODUCT INSTRUCTIONS Refrigerate upon arrival If not to be used within 28 days freeze for up to 6 months FULLY COOKED READY TO HEAT SERVE
[PDF] Ham Cooking Chart - FoodSafetygov
Smoked Ham cook before eating Cook to a minimum internal temperature of 145 °F and allow to rest for at least 3 minutes Whole bone-in 10 to 14 lbs
[PDF] Ham Cooking Instructions - Hemplers Foods
- Bone-In ½ Ham ~ Place HAM FACE vertically in pan • Cover with aluminum foil • Bake at 275°F for approximately 15 - 18 minutes per pound until heated through
[PDF] Ham Guide - Ontario Pork
Fully-cooked hams are best if heated through and served with a glaze Pre-heat the oven to 325°F (160 C) and cook uncovered until an internal
[PDF] Ham Guide - Ontario Pork
Fully-cooked hams are best if heated through and served with a glaze Pre-heat the oven to 325°F (160°C) and cook uncovered until an internal temperature of
Ham Cooking Temperature Chart Free Download - FoodDocs
Ham cooking temperature chart contains information on the correct internal temperature approximate cooking time Download this printable PDF 100 FREE
[PDF] Classic Glazed Ham - Judd Shaw Injury Law
Classic Glazed Ham Total time: 3 hours 55 mins Prep time: 40 mins Cook time: 3 hours 15 mins Yield: 12 servings Ingredients
[PDF] Cooking Suggestions for Your Ham - Blooming Glen Catering
ham's flavor while cooking it is important to not over-cook We suggest 10 minutes per If roasting a cut half of ham place the cut side face down
[PDF] how to heat fully cooked ham - Grocery Website
THE OVEN TO 400 DEGREES F BRUSH THE HAM WITH THE GLAZE AND BAKE FOR 10-15 MINUTES COVER AND COOK ON LOW FOR 5-8 HOURS UNTIL HAM IS THOROUGHLY HEATED
[PDF] BAKED HAM
Insert meat thermometer into center of ham DO NOT ADD WATER; DO NOT COVER Using a convection oven bake 2 hours uncovered at 300 F on high fan
[PDF] HICKORY SMOKED HALF HAM - Burgers Smokehouse
HALF HAM PRODUCT INSTRUCTIONS Refrigerate upon arrival If not to be used within 28 days freeze for up to 6 months FULLY COOKED READY TO HEAT SERVE
How long does it take to roast a ham?
Cooking Temperature and Time: A half ham weighing between five and eight pounds requires 35 to 40 minutes of roasting at 325°F per pound. For whole bone-in hams weighing 12 and 16 pounds, cook the ham at 325°F for 22 to 26 minutes per pound. The internal temperature should be 145°F.What is the time chart for cooking ham?
Transfer into a hot oven and bake at 180?C. Like all meat, the basic rule of “twenty minutes per pound of meat and twenty minutes extra” applies. Or, in new money, forty five minutes per kilogram and an extra twenty minutes at the end.How long to bake a ham per kg?
Recommendations for cooking times for hams vary a little but if you allow the simmering time to be between 45 and 55 minutes per kg (20 to 25 minutes per pound) then the ham should be cooked through.
Cooking Salt Cured Hams
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Soaking Ham before Cooking
Soaking a salt cured country ham before cooking is believed to make the ham less salty. This is debatable as very little water will enter the ham so the capacity to pull salt from any depth within a ham is limited. The older the ham, the denser the muscle so less salt will be removed from a longer aged ham. A ham aged 6 months or more and known by premium brand names (Smithfield Ham, etc.), has a stronger flavor and contains less moisture. Moisture is lost during the aging process. Lower moisture content increases muscle density and thus the ham is harder to carve. Experienced ham consumers generally prefer the taste of aged hams over the milder taste of a country ham. A ham aged less than 3 months, contains more moisture, will be easier to carve, and have a milder taste. For either type of cured ham, the main factor determining salty taste is the thickness of the slice regardless of the length of soaking. The thicker the slice, the saltier the taste. Soaking procedure: Remove wrapping from ham. Place ham in sink or container and cover with cool water. Soak 4 - 8 hours for country hams, up to 24 hours for older, aged hams. Use a stiff brush to remove mold. Change water if desired after 10 hours. Do not throw away a ham with a heavy mold cover - it has not spoiled! The mold is harmless and similar to mold on cheese. Simple scrub the mold off. Any mold left in crevasses is destroyed during cooking.Cooking Methods:
There are many recipes for cooking salt cured hams. Directions for the Water Method differ little. However, in the Baking Method, various sources recommend different cooking temperatures and cooking times. In general lower cooking temperatures require longer cooking times. Recommended final temperature of the ham is 150 - 160 degrees (center of thickest muscle). I prefer a final temperature of 150 - 155 degrees F. Regardless of the cooking method, the cooking temperature should not be too high and the final temperature of the ham should not exceed 155 degrees F. Otherwise the ham is stringy and difficult to carve into thin slices. When done remove ham from vessel and remove skin and fat.Water cooking:
Place ham in a large cooking vessel, skin side down. Cover ham with water. Bring water temperature to 180 - 185 degrees F. Cook at this temperature for 20 - 25 minutes per pound until temperature at center of largest muscle is 150 - 155 degrees F. Use a thermometer to periodically check water temperature to maintain 180 - 185 degrees F. Do not bring water to boiling point during cooking. Add hot water as needed. Cover pot while cooking. 2Baking method:
There are two popular methods for baking a country ham. Each recommends placing the ham in a tightly closed cooking vessel or wrapped loosely in aluminum foil (form a tent at top) - seal tightly. Most recommend adding 4 cups water, favorite soft drink, or apple juice. Add an extra cup of liquid if roasting pan is not tight. If using aluminum foil, place ham in baking pan for support, deep enough to collect liquid that may leak from a tear in the foil.1. Place ham in covered roasting pan or loose foil tent, skin side up. Add 4 - 5 cups liquid
and seal tightly. Oven temperature 300 degrees for 20 - 25 minutes per pound.2. Wrap ham in loose Aluminum foil tent. Add liquid before tightly sealing. Heat oven to
500 degrees before inserting ham. Cook for 15 minutes and turn off heat. After 3 hours
bring heat back to 500 degrees for 15 minutes. Turn off heat and leave ham in oven for6 - 8 hours or overnight. Do not open oven door anytime during the cooking process.
One source recommends preparing ham as above, then placing ham in a cold oven. Bring oven temperature to 400 degrees F for 20 minutes. Turn off oven for 3 hours. Reheat oven to 400 degrees F for 20 minutes. Turn off heat and leave in oven for 6 - 8 hours or overnight. Do not open oven door during cooking process. Final temperature of the ham is not checked in baking method #2.After Cooking:
After cooking ham, remove from cooking vessel. Let cool approximately 20 minutes before removing skin and fat. For easier slicing, hams should be deboned while warm and tightly bound by cloth strips (see deboning a cured ham) or use a meat press. Whether or not a ham is left bone-in or deboned, it should cool a few hours before wrapping and placing in a refrigerator. Ham should refrigerate overnight before carving. It is difficult to thinly slice a hot or warm ham so complete cooling is recommended. If ham will not be carved for a while, place a damp paper towel around ham before wrapping and placing in refrigerator. Thinly sliced ham enhances flavor, reduces salty taste and is desirable when serving ham slices or ham biscuits. Thicker ham slices are usually used for pan frying - excellent for breakfast. Very sharp knives are required to thinly slice a country ham. Sharpening knives and thinly carving a ham requires time - neither should be rushed! For example, if you are serving a large amount of ham for a dinner party, carving should begin 1 - 2 hours or more before serving. Sliced ham dries out when exposed to air. To prevent drying before serving, slightly moisten (sprinkle with water) sliced ham and tightly cover. Wrap sliced ham first in plastic wrap, then aluminum foil. Water should be sprinkled on ham every time a package is opened and closed. This prevents drying when in the refrigerator.October 2014
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